Teacher of science

King Charles I School · Kidderminster, West Midlands

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About the role

We are

seeking to appoint a Teacher of science

as part of our school science teaching team. Applications are welcome from all science specialisms.

The teacher of science will be accountable for: Planning and

teaching lessons to the classes they are assigned to teach within the context

of the school’s plans, curriculum and schemes of work. The successful candidate

would teach science to key stage 3, 4 and potentially to key stage 5 and be

expected to engage in extra-curricular activity as required.

Our

successful candidate will have the following experience, skillset and

qualifications:

Commitment

to improving student learning and raising achievement Enthusiasm

to inspire in students a desire to learn and participate Honours

Degree DfE

recognised Qualified Teacher Status

The post is

full-time and permanent, to begin September 2026 and is suitable for both

experienced and Early Career teachers. This role reports to the head of science.

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Location	Kidderminster, West Midlands
Posted	Yesterday

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