Science Teacher

Shefford

11 months ago

Applications closed

Science Teacher (KS2 / KS3) 🌟
Location: Shefford
Position: Full-time / Part-time
Start Date: Immediate
Salary: MPS / UPS depending on experience

Are you an enthusiastic and inspiring Science Teacher looking to make a real difference in the lives of young learners? We are seeking a passionate and dedicated teacher to join our friendly and supportive team, delivering high-quality science education across Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3.

About the role:

Teach engaging and stimulating science lessons to pupils in KS2 and KS3.

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Develop students’ curiosity, critical thinking, and love for science.

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Plan and deliver lessons in line with the national curriculum and school policies.

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Assess, monitor, and report on student progress, providing feedback and support as needed.

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Contribute to the wider school community, including enrichment activities, clubs, or trips.

About you:

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Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent.

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A passion for science and a talent for making learning exciting and accessible.

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Strong understanding of the KS2 and KS3 science curriculum.

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Excellent classroom management skills and the ability to motivate and inspire students.

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A commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.

We offer:

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A welcoming and inclusive school community.

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Supportive leadership and opportunities for professional development.

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Well-equipped science facilities and resources.

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A chance to be part of a vibrant and ambitious team.

If you are ready to spark curiosity, inspire young minds, and help shape the scientists of tomorrow, we would love to hear from you!

Interview date: to be confirmed

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