Minibus Driver

Job Introduction

We are currently recruitming for a part-time experienced Minibus Driver to transport pupils to and from Kilmarnock via Fenwick to Hutchesonss' Grammar School, Monday to Friday, 4 hours per day, tern-time.

**The shift pattern is shown below**:
- 6.45 am-8.45 am - Kilmarnock via Fenwick to Hutchesons' Grammar School (2 hours)

2.45 pm-4.45 pm - Hutchesons' Grammar School to Kilmarnock via Fenwick (2 hours)

A full clean driving licence is essential.

This post is considered Regulated Work with Vulnerable Children under the protection of Vulnerable Groups (Scotland) Act 2007.

About the school/organisation

Hutchesons' Grammar School aims to provide boys and girls with a broad Scottish education, with the emphasis on academic excellence.

Founded in 1641, Hutchesons’ is a famous school which has always been at the forefront of teaching and learning in Scotland. Nowadays, it is a large and dynamic school of great vitality and diversity, where around 1,250 pupils from Pre-School right through to S6 follow a broad curriculum, blending the traditional and the modern. Experienced teachers are one of Hutchesons’ greatest strengths, along with the resources they need to do their job to the highest possible standards.

Hutchesons’ pupils excel in a wide variety of sports both nationally and internationally, and the quality of performance in music, drama and the arts is equally high. All pupils can follow a structured programme in and out of the classroom which broadens their outlook and helps them develop their interests and enthusiasms. There are many opportunities for involvement in clubs and societies, community work and charity fund-raising, visits and tours both within the UK and abroad, and for the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme.

As individuals, Hutchesons’ pupils are encouraged to develop confidence, self-discipline, integrity, courtesy and consideration for others. They are part of a large community of learners, where every individual is important. They learn to be thoughtful, articulate and well-read and to have a clear idea about how they want to live their lives beyond school and university.

Scots have always valued education very highly, and for nearly four centuries Hutchesons’ has sent young men and women out into the world secure in the knowledge that they are part of that tradition.