Lunt Roman Fort Camp Coordinator (Fixed Term to 24th July 2026)

Lunt Roman Fort Camp Coordinator (Fixed Term to 24th July 2026)

Reference Number: CCT090

Closing Date: 12th May 2026

Location: Lunt Roman Fort

Hours: 30

Rate of Pay: £24,521.20 - £26,267.12 pa

Do you come alive when you're outdoors, surrounded by curious young minds and the magic of the past? Do you love creating unforgettable experiences for children-especially the kind that involve adventure, imagination and a dash of Roman history? If so, this role has your name on it. We're looking for an enthusiastic, organised and creative Lunt Roman Fort Camps Coordinator (Fixed Term) to bring our legendary children's camps to life. Set within one of the UK's most atmospheric heritage sites, this is your chance to turn history into hands on fun and help children make memories they'll talk about for years.

What You'll Be Doing

Planning and delivering our Lunt Roman Fort camps packed with immersive activities; outdoor exploration and playful learning; as well as supporting other Learning & Engagement activities across our museum venues when camps aren't running.

Why You'll Love This Role

You'll spend your days outdoors, in a unique heritage setting that sparks imagination; you'll work directly with children-guiding, encouraging and inspiring them and shaping experiences that blend creativity, culture and adventure.

What We're Looking For

Someone who thrives working with children and understands how to engage them in fun, meaningful ways; a natural organiser who can juggle logistics, people and activities with confidence; a team leader who brings out the best in others; someone who loves being outdoors and isn't fazed by the unpredictability of heritage sites.

Reporting to

Learning and Engagement Manager

Responsible for

Casual Learning Supervisor, Casual Learning Facilitators, Volunteers

Main Duties of the Role

• Plan, coordinate and deliver the Lunt Roman Fort camps, ensuring all activities are engaging, safe and aligned with CV Life's standards for children's cultural experiences.
• Manage all logistics for camp delivery, including scheduling activities, preparing resources, setting up and taking down of equipment, coordinating site access, and ensuring smooth day to day operation.
• Act as the main point of contact for teachers, group leaders and bookers, managing enquiries, providing pre event information, and ensuring a positive customer experience throughout.
• Schedule, train and supervise Casual Learning Supervisors, Casual Learning Facilitators and volunteers to support camp delivery, ensuring staffing levels meet programme needs and remain within delegated budgets.
• Ensure compliance with all health and safety, safeguarding, hygiene and allergy requirements, including risk assessments and incident reporting.
• Monitor income and expenditure for the camps programme, contributing to reviews of financial performance and supporting the achievement of income targets.
• Develop and maintain positive relationships with schools and other organised groups to support audience development for the camps.
• Support other Learning and Engagement programmes across CV Life venues when camps are not scheduled, contributing to the wider delivery of children's cultural events and activities.
• Contribute to evaluation and reporting, using appropriate techniques to demonstrate the social and economic impact of the camps programme.
• Act as the Designated Premises Supervisor for specific events and Step Up Duty Manager when required.

Responsibilities for All Employees

• Embrace and lead by example on the Company's key values of PRIDE, PASSION and PURPOSE.
• Support the Company's commitment to providing a safe environment for children, young people and vulnerable adults, ensuring awareness of the Safeguarding Policy, Procedures and Practice Guidance, and reporting safeguarding concerns without delay.
• Undertake all duties and fully comply with all of the Company's general standards and those relating to the specific requirements of the role.
• Take care of own health and safety and that of others, and cooperate with health and safety matters.
• Cooperate with managers and colleagues to ensure environmental responsibilities are complied with.
• Carry out tasks at a range of sites operated or managed by the Companies / Trusts or where services are delivered by the Companies / Trusts.
• Include sharing of good practice, expertise and responsibilities within the Companies / Trusts, promoting the work and public image of the Companies / Trusts with high standards of customer service and personal appearance.
• Attend and fully engage with all internal training and development requirements and opportunities, maintaining such qualifications as required.
• Interact positively with customers adopting a friendly and professional approach at all times.
• Comply with the General Data Protection Regulations when dealing with, maintaining, sharing and storing information.
• Undertake other duties as specified, appropriate to the qualifications, experience and general level of the post.

Person Specification Essential Personal Attributes

• Strong leadership and people management skills, with the ability to motivate and support a delivery team.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills for working with families, staff, volunteers and partners.
• Highly organised, with strong logistical and time management skills to coordinate complex programmes.
• Self motivated, able to work independently and collaboratively within a multi partner environment.
• Able to work under pressure, manage competing priorities and meet deadlines.
• A supportive, inclusive approach, able to respond to differing needs (e.g. neurodiverse children, physical disabilities, diverse cultures).

Essential Knowledge and Experience

• Demonstrable experience in planning and delivering events, ideally within cultural, heritage or educational settings.
• Experience supervising staff or volunteers, including setting work programmes and providing clear direction.
• Strong understanding of event production processes, including project management, financial oversight and staff coordination.
• Strong knowledge of health and safety requirements for indoor and outdoor events.
• Understanding of how cultural events contribute to audience development and community engagement.
• Experience using evaluation methods to measure impact.

Special Circumstances

• Able to work flexibly in relation to hours, including unsociable hours, evenings, weekends, bank holidays and overnight stays as required.

Benefits

• FREE health and fitness membership
• FREE health and fitness membership for a family member or friend
• FREE uniform for applicable roles
• FREE training for applicable roles
• DISCOUNTS on various Centre activities
• FREE entry to venues
• Access to the full range of CV Life Employee Benefits & Discounts

We encourage and welcome applications from all ethnic groups and people with disabilities. Our aim is to build a diverse workplace and to become a truly inclusive employer with a workforce and visitor audience as diverse as the communities we serve. We seek to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for all those who work at CVLife.

If you think this is the role and organisation for you, we would love to hear from you.