Science Teacher

Tower Hamlets
8 months ago
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Science Teacher – Secondary School – Tower Hamlets

***Science Teacher required for Tower Hamlets

***Science Teacher required for Secondary School
***Science Teacher required for September 2025 role
***Science Teacher required for full-time, permanent role
***Science Teacher - MPS – UPS

Are you passionate about inspiring the next generation of scientists? Do you believe in delivering engaging, hands-on learning that brings Science to life?

A welcoming and forward-thinking secondary school in London is seeking a talented and motivated Science Teacher to join their team this September. Whether your specialism is Biology, Chemistry, or Physics, this is a brilliant opportunity to teach enthusiastic students in a school that values creativity, innovation, and inclusion.

The Role - Science Teacher

  • Teach General Science across Key Stages 3 and 4 (KS5 optional depending on experience and subject).

  • Deliver exciting, enquiry-based lessons that spark curiosity and build scientific thinking.

  • Contribute to the planning and development of a dynamic and inclusive curriculum.

  • Engage in departmental projects and enrichment activities like STEM clubs, science fairs, or educational trips.

  • Use data to track progress and support students of all abilities, including those with SEN or EAL.

    Candidate Requirements – Science Teacher

  • Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent with a specialism in Science.

  • Strong subject knowledge and a genuine love for your subject.

  • Ability to manage a classroom effectively and build strong relationships with students.

  • Commitment to high standards and improving outcomes for all learners.

  • ECTs and experienced teachers welcome – full support and mentoring provided.

    The School – Science Teacher

  • A supportive and inclusive environment where staff development is a priority.

  • Regular CPD, mentoring, and leadership development for aspiring middle leaders.

  • Access to well-equipped labs and resources to deliver practical Science lessons.

  • A diverse and vibrant student population with a strong ethos of respect and ambition.

    Interested? Apply Now!

    Whether you're an established Science Teacher or an enthusiastic ECT, we'd love to hear from you. This school is committed to helping staff grow and thrive in their careers.

    Apply today or contact us for a confidential conversation about the role

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