Early Years and Nurseries

Temporary Staffing for Nurseries from Protocol Education

Protocol Education's specialist nursery consultants and teams can help your nursery stay fully staffed throughout the year. We can provide you with access to the full range of nursery and EYFS staff, including:

Nursery Nurses
Nursery Assistants
Managers & Deputy Managers
Play Workers
Nursery SEND specialists

With our flexible approach to helping you stay fully staffed, we can help you overcome all of your staffing challenges.

Vetting & Safeguarding

We apply the highest standards possible to clearing staff.

All staff checked and vetted to DfE safeguarding standards - we are REC audited and accredited
Email booking confirmation (with photo ID), compliant with Ofsted checking requirements
Online access to historical safeguarding checks for all staff who have worked at your nursery

Staff Availability

Our large database of staff means there will always be someone available for you.

Dedicated nursery consultants to help you complete your weekly shift rota

Availability lists of appropriately qualified staff to help you plug gaps and meet room ratio requirements
7.00am to 6.30pm office hours - we're open to help when you need it

Managing Rotas and Shifts

Let us help you manage your shift and rota patterns.

Dedicated nursery consultants to help you complete your weekly shift rota
Availability lists of appropriately qualified staff to help you plug gaps and meet room ratio requirements
7.00am to 6.30pm office hours - we're open to help when you need it

Support & Training

We are actively improving the quality of the nursery staff available to you.

Early Years specific training courses and CPD for nursery workers
Subsidised access to CACHE Level 2 (Certificate in Introduction to Early Years Education & Care) and Level 3 (Diploma for the Early Years Workforce) qualifications
Regular Paediatric First Aid courses

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29 Jun 20, by Zuzana Vrtalova

School After Lockdown: A Year One Teacher’s Perspective

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Video Interviewing Top Tips

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A Message from our CEO

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30 Mar 20, by Scott Owen

Supporting Schools, Teachers, Support Workers and Pupils Through the Closures

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I moved part-time to England last year and have been lucky enough to live and work in a range of...

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How to Avoid Teacher Burnout

The possibilities in teaching are endless. Learning never ends. But unfortunately the school day ends, as does the actual day...

23 Jul 19, by Jessica

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My First Day in Special Needs

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