Church Stretton School · Church Stretton, West Midlands
We are looking for an enthusiastic and
forward-thinking Teacher of Science, with all specialisms welcome, to join our
successful and supportive department.
Working closely with an experienced and
collaborative team, this is a genuinely collegiate post. You will be encouraged
to contribute ideas, engage in professional dialogue and refine your practice
as part of a shared commitment to high-quality science teaching. Science is a
core subject within the school, with a clear focus on developing students’
scientific understanding, curiosity and analytical thinking.
You will teach across Key Stages 3 and 4,
contributing to a carefully sequenced curriculum that builds secure knowledge
over time and enables students to apply their understanding confidently through
practical work, investigation and scientific reasoning. We welcome applications
from all science specialisms.
The department places a strong emphasis on clear
explanations, purposeful practical work and the development of students’
confidence in thinking scientifically and tackling increasingly complex ideas.
You will be supported to deliver well-planned lessons while also contributing
to the continued development of teaching and learning within the department.
With access to a newly refurbished laboratory and a collaborative team culture,
this is an exciting opportunity to help shape pedagogy and curriculum development
in science.
The department works with shared curriculum
materials and clear schemes of learning, supporting consistency while reducing
unnecessary workload. Staff are encouraged to work collaboratively, refine
practice together and contribute to a culture of high expectations and
continual improvement.
This role would particularly suit a teacher who
is ambitious about their professional development and excited by the
opportunity to contribute to a forward-thinking department. Whether you are
early in your career or bring significant experience, you will be supported to
develop your practice and play a meaningful role in the continued success of
science within the school.