Herald - Issue 420

10th March 2022 • The HERALD • Page 69 v THE NEXT HERALD IS OUT ON 31ST MARCH v Poets Corner HERALD RECRUITMENT PART TIME SCHOOL RUN DRIVERS REQUIRED We are currently looking for new drivers to fill rewarding, part time roles in our busy, family run business. We specialise in transporting disabled and vulnerable children and young adults with a range of special needs to school’s across Hampshire. All applicants must be physically fit, 100% reliable and punctual with a pleasant attitude towards others. A New Forest District Council Private Hire License would be an advantage, however, we can help you obtain this. In return we offer good rates of pay and a reliable and well maintained company vehicle. Our working days are Monday-Friday and approximately 17-20 hours per week during term times. These positions may suit retired or semi-retired persons but all applicants are welcome. To enquire in the first instance, please email: schooltransportsouthampton@gmail.com PART-TIME SALES SECRETARY (JOB SHARE) Interesting position for an outgoing person with excellent typing skills and people skills. Thursdays and Fridays, one bank holiday, plus additional holiday cover. Good rates of pay plus incentives. Please drop in your CV to: PAUL JEFFREYS ESTATE AGENTS 10 The Marsh, Hythe SO45 6AL or email us: sales@pauljeffreys.co.uk or call: 023 8084 8555 Totton & Eling Town Council, Civic Centre, Totton SO40 3AP PADDLING POOL MAINTENANCE OPERATIVES (MAY-SEPTEMBER) We have a vacancy for two Pool Maintenance Operatives approximate shift times from 9am–7pm (with 3 hour’s break between 12-3pm), on 3 day rotas per hour £10.21 – SCP - 16 We are looking for two pool maintenance operatives to ensure pools are maintained in a safe and clean condition. Average hours are approximately 27 per week worked on a Monday to Sunday rota, including some weekends and bank holidays, dependent upon weather conditions . Additionally, candidates will be required to be flexible and cover sickness and additional shifts where necessary. Ideally, you will have previous experience within a similar role, a technical background would be beneficial, however, full training will be provided. This position will be subject to a Disclosure & Barring Service check Please contact Susan Cutler for further details on: 023 8086 3138 or visit our website at: www.totton-and-eling-tc.gov.uk for an application form and job description. Please note all applications are by application form only, CVs may be attached. Closing date: 28th March 2022 HERALD RECRUITMENT WHO AM I? by Kaitlyn, aged 10 (at the time of publication) I am a military child, resilient strong and brave, I’m used to plans being broken, but the best memories are made. Part of my heart o en travels, but I travel too, for when I look up at the moon, I know my parent has a similar view. People ask where I come from – I simply say ‘ e World’, I’ve travelled near and far since I was a baby girl. I’ve had many houses and many schools too, but all of this is part of the journey, the experience and sometimes the hurt feelings too. I am a military child, resilient strong and brave, I’m used to plans being broken, but the best memories are made. My parent is a soldier, a hero to me, they serve amongst an army which means sometimes they have to leave. My parent wears a uniform, that’s recognised around the world, he serves Queen and Country, but I’ll always be his little girl. I am a military child, resilient strong and brave, I’m used to plans being broken, but the best memories are made. Everywhere I travel, new friends I have to make, but I o en feel sel sh because I’m putting their feelings at stake. ese friends o en become family, because ours is too far apart, but the military community is always kept together at heart. I am a military child, resilient strong and brave, I’m used to plans being broken, but the best memories are made. I know to you my life seems crazy, and most birthdays my parent has missed, but I’m proud of the hero he’s become, and the experience this hectic life gives. I am a military child. Kaitlyn, Thank you from everyone in the Herald Community this is a wonderful insight and you are VERY talented. Keep those poems coming!