Teacher of Science

St Peter's Church of England Aided School · Exeter, South West

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About the role

St Peter’s is an oversubscribed school, known as a high performing

school and nationally recognised for our approaches to character education. Our

most recent Ofsted inspection (‘Good’ November 2019 and SIAMS inspection

(‘Excellent’ May 2019) indicate the significant progress we have made in

developing well rounded students who ‘live

life to the full’. As a Beacon School, Relational and

Restorative Approaches are key to how we educate for a wise, courageous and

compassionate community.

are seeking to appoint a Teacher of Science from September 2026 to teach KS3

and KS4 (Physics specialist would be an advantage), working in a friendly team.

Science is a strength at St Peter’s where students enjoy a rich and varied

curriculum. They achieve very high results and consistently make excellent

progress.

Our students

make working here a real pleasure, and as such we have high expectation for

both our students and ourselves.

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Location	Exeter, South West
Posted	Yesterday

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