Midday Meals Supervisors Required ASAP KR3 £12.00 per hour Free lunch provided 38 weeks per year Break and lunch cover (Monday to Friday) 10.30 - 11.00 - break cover 1.10pm - 2.10pm lunch cover 7.5 hours per week Actual salary £3,999.70 per annum We are seeking an enthusiastic and supportive Midday Meals Supervisor to join our friendly hardworking team to support students during break and lunch period with a firm but fair approach to minimize any disruption, ensure pupil wellbeing and maintain their safety. Experience of working with children is highly desirable but not essential. Full training will be provided. To apply submit a completed application online at Kent Teach or via the school website. Closing date: 29th November 2024 PLEASE COMPLETE APPLICATIONS IN FULL Interviews: as and when applications are received.

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Wings of Hope Charity Success Our fantastic sixth formers have worked incredibly hard to support the Wings of Hope Foundation, and their success was recognised at their National Achievement Awards Ceremony earlier this month. We are delighted to share the charities feedback for these students with you. Please read their statement below. 'Congratulations to Our WOHAA 2023/24 Award Winners! We are incredibly proud of Team Athena from the Malling School for being the Runners-up in the Most Entrepreneurial category at the Wings of Hope Achievement Awards (WOHAA) 2023/24. Their innovation and entrepreneurial spirit have truly stood out, showcasing their commitment to making a difference through creative initiatives. Team Athena's efforts have not only demonstrated their business acumen but have also made a significant impact in supporting the mission of Wings of Hope. Thank you for representing your school so wonderfully and for your fantastic contributions. We look forward to seeing all the amazing things you will continue to achieve!'

Over the past few months, our Malling Sea Cadets have had the fantastic opportunity to participate in a variety of water sports, including rowing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Many of them have earned new qualifications and skills through these activities. Congratulations to all for their hard work and enthusiasm, and a heartfelt thank you to the dedicated staff who made it all possible!

Community Volunteers On Wednesday 9th October a new group of volunteers from year 7 went out litter picking in the community. Our 3rd outing is scheduled for next week with more students from other year groups getting involved. Let's keep East Malling tidy!

Canteen specials coming soon...

We're excited to share this amazing photo of the 45 students who attended our cheerleading club last week, a record number for us! For many, it was their first time joining a club, and we couldn't be prouder of how they embraced new skills and formed friendships with such enthusiasm. A special shout-out to our older students, whose incredible support has been invaluable. Not only do they assist the teacher running the session, but they also offer guidance to our SRP students, whose growing confidence has been truly inspiring to watch!

Sea Cadets Last week, 2 of our cadets, AC Daisy Cole and Cadet First Class Maya Severn attended a course at HMS Raleigh, the Royal Navy's new entry establishment in Torpoint, Cornwall to take part in some of the training exercises and experiences available there. This included Sea Survival, Damage Control, Firefighting, Assault Courses and visits to a RN Warship in Devonport and the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovil. If your child would like to find out more about our sea cadets please email cotmsseacadets@themallingschool.kent.sch.uk

Year 7 students enjoying some Kayaking on our lake.

Community Volunteers On Wednesday 18th September our wonderful volunteers from year 7 and 8 alongside Mr Ryder and Mr Moyle went out clearing local streets of litter. This was the first of many trips this year where students across the school will get the chance to contribute to the healthy upkeep of the wider community as part of their personal development.