Job Description
At Fitzrovia, we pride ourselves on being an entrepreneurial and dynamic organization, which makes this role well suited for a candidate looking to be creative, roll up their sleeves, and contribute to all aspects of operating an early learning centre in an innovative urban residential community. Join our team at Bloomsbury Academy , where we proudly provide the Fitzrovia Collection of properties with a best-in-class year-round preschool and kindergarten program. Rooted in innovative best practices in early childhood education, Bloomsbury offers an inclusive learning environment dedicated to nurturing all facets of a child's well-being. Our commitment to positive social impact aligns with Fitzrovia's ethos, supporting urban families and accommodating their busy schedules. About the Role: As the Site Supervisor Teacher, you will be responsible for the daily management, oversight, and operations in planning and developing an age-appropriate program for the designated Bloomsbury Academy. Working closely with other Lead Teachers and Bloomsbury staff to create and implement developmentally appropriate programs for children aged 18 months to 5. Overseeing the assigned site, you will be responsible for fostering a safe, inclusive environment that supports children's holistic development while adhering to regulatory standards and organizational philosophy. During the initial phase of our Elm & Ledbury Bloomsbury Academy location, the Site Supervisor Teacher will lead a classroom for the first 6-12 months. Afterward, the Site Supervisor will transition to overseeing the site's operations entirely. Responsibilities: Oversee the day-to-day operations of the designated Bloomsbury Academy to ensure smooth functioning with students, parents, and staff Ensure compliance with relevant standards and regulations including the Child Care and Early Years Act, ELECT, How Does Learning Happen?, and health/safety protocols. In conjunction with the Director, development and enhancement of the program with an entrepreneurial focus, seeking innovative ways to enrich children's experiences and foster growth Support Lead Teachers to design and execute a learning program tailored to the developmental needs of the children in each classroom Responsible for ensuring that all Bloomsbury Academy childcare policies and procedures are implemented and followed Monitor the inventory of materials, supplies, and equipment. Make purchases for the site, staying within the site budget or submit purchase requests to the Director for approval Assist the Director in hiring and onboarding new staff and monitor staff performance, mentoring and coaching at the designated site Collaborate with other Site Supervisor Teachers and serve as a liaison between site staff and the Head Office Provide a physically safe and emotionally supportive environment showing sensitivity to the individual needs of children in all aspects of development Maintain accurate and complete records for children, such as updating emergency contact sheets, allergy lists, etc. Observe and assess children’s progress and behaviour to ensure programs meet identified individual and group needs. Recommend referral of children to outside agencies for special needs. Facilitate a variety of activities to engage children's interests and promote learning across different domains Maintain a positive and supportive atmosphere through fair and consistent behaviour guidance technique Foster collaborative relationships with families through ongoing communication, support, and resource provision Qualifications and Experiences: Early Childhood Education Diploma or provincially recognized equivalency coupled with a B. Ed or M.Ed Minimum of 5 years of teaching experience in early childhood education or related field and a minimum of 2 years in a leadership role considered an asset Registration in good standing with the College of Early Childhood Educators and Ontario College of Teachers Demonstrated experience in overseeing the operations of an educational institution, preferably in a childcare or daycare setting Experience in curriculum development, implementation, and assessment Knowledge of the Child Care and Early Years Act (CCEYA), How Does Learning Happen, and ELEC document considered an asset Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively as part of a team and maintain open communication with colleagues, supervisors, and families Considerable proficiency in navigating a technologically rich school environment Strong organizational skills with the ability to plan and implement developmentally appropriate activities and curriculum Commitment to maintaining professional standards and ongoing professional development, including attending workshops, conferences, and in-house training Excellent attention to detail and the ability to remain calm and focused in high-pressure situations Strong understanding of confidentiality protocols and ethical standards in childcare settings Why Fitzrovia: Fitzrovia is a vertically integrated development and asset manager focused on Class-A and vintage-style apartment buildings across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Montreal. Fitzrovia provides best-in-class development, construction, property and asset management with a focus on design, active lifestyle management and exceptional customer service. Fitzrovia partners with public institutions, pension funds and high net worth investors who have a bias towards long-term cash flow generating assets. The company is the largest developer of purpose-built rental apartments in Canada with over $9 billion of assets under management. We focus on our people and our culture, and offer a competitive salary, benefits, and career development opportunities. Fitzrovia’s commitment to hospitality is at the core of our DNA. To learn more about Fitzrovia, our people and our properties, visit www.fitzrovia.ca . Fitzrovia is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all our employees. If you require reasonable accommodation during the recruitment process, please reach us at careersfitzrovia.ca.