Teacher of Computing

We are seeking an enthusiastic, ambitious and passionate Teacher of Computing to join our well‑established and successful department. This is an exciting opportunity for either an experienced teacher looking for a new challenge or an ECT eager to begin their career in a supportive and dedicated department. Our ECTs follow the DfE Early Career Framework and benefit from both a subject mentor and an Induction Tutor. We are looking for a teacher who can inspire our students and promote a lifelong passion for Computing. You will have a genuine enthusiasm for working with young people and will take great satisfaction in helping them grow, develop new skills and achieve their best. Please note that we are unable to offer visa sponsorship for this role and applicants must hold existing UK Right to Work. What We're Looking For We’re looking for someone who is: A qualified teacher with strong subject knowledge. Passionate about inspiring young people , fostering curiosity, confidence and a love of Computing. Committed to high expectations for student learning, behaviour and personal development. Skilled at planning and delivering engaging, accessible lessons that meet the needs of all learners, including SEND and high prior attainers. Confident in using assessment and data to monitor progress and provide clear, constructive feedback. An effective classroom practitioner , able to build a positive and purposeful learning environment. About the Computing Department The Computing Department is well-established, innovative and committed to ensuring students of all abilities enjoy the subject while being stretched and challenged. We deliver a broad and engaging Key Stage 3 curriculum that aligns with the National Curriculum and prepares students for both Computer Science and IT at Key Stages 4 and 5. At Key Stage 3, students are introduced to block‑based and high‑level programming languages, Excel spreadsheets, E‑Safety, Cryptography, Algorithms, HTML, Vector Drawing and Data Representation. At Key Stage 4, students can study OCR GCSE Computer Science (J277) and/or BTEC Tech Awards Digital Information Technology. At Key Stage 5, students can study OCR A‑Level Computer Science (H446) and/or OCR Cambridge Advanced National in Cyber Security Extended Certificate (H137). About Hampton Gardens Hampton Gardens is a thriving, oversubscribed secondary school with a strong reputation for excellence. Our school is home to some of the highest-performing departments in the city, and we are proud to provide an exceptional education for our local community. Staff wellbeing sits at the heart of everything we do. As part of our school and Trust values, we are committed to creating a positive, enjoyable and supportive working environment for every member of our team. When you join Hampton Gardens, you become part of a collaborative, caring community where everyone works together to deliver the best possible educational experienc