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Hackney
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Are you excited by the adventure of Lower Key Stage 2? A vibrant and well-loved primary school in Hackney is seeking a Year 3 Teacher who can make that important jump from KS1 to KS2 a positive and empowering experience for all learners.

Location: Hackney, East London
Salary: MPS/UPS
Contract: Full-time, Permanent
Start Date: September 2025

The school has a strong focus on emotional literacy, child-centred learning and inclusive practice. You’ll be welcomed into a collaborative staff team that values innovation and supports each other to create meaningful learning experiences. There’s a real focus here on developing independence, curiosity and voice — both for pupils and staff.

In Year 3, children are ready for deeper learning and richer challenge, and the curriculum is designed to promote critical thinking through exciting, cross-curricular topics. You’ll have access to clear planning support, subject leadership opportunities, and regular CPD to help you thrive.

You’re a great match if you:



Have energy, empathy and an ability to bring learning to life

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Are confident with the Year 3 curriculum and progression from KS1

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Understand how to motivate children through exploration and dialogue

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Are ready to contribute to a wider school culture that values equity and creativity

Apply now to join a school where your teaching will light the spark of lifelong learning

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