Key Stage 2 teacher

We are excited to present a wonderful opportunity for a committed Key Stage 2 teacher to join a lively and close-knit primary school in Heathfield. This role is perfect for a teacher who is passionate about fostering a love of learning and contributing to the growth of young minds.

The school is a small, supportive community that takes pride in helping children flourish both academically and personally. With a strong focus on character development and inclusive education, they offer a rich and engaging curriculum.

As a Key Stage 2 teacher, you will be responsible for planning and delivering engaging, high-quality lessons across the KS2 curriculum. You will foster a stimulating and supportive learning environment, enabling your pupils to achieve their full potential. From promoting critical thinking and problem-solving skills to nurturing creativity and collaboration, you will play a central role in shaping the educational journey of your students.

In this role, you will be working alongside a supportive team of educators who are committed to maintaining high standards of teaching and learning. Collaboration is at the heart of this school's ethos, where staff members work together to create a positive and inclusive environment for all students. You will also have access to excellent resources and ongoing professional development opportunities to enhance your teaching practice.

To be successful in this role, you will need a strong knowledge of the KS2 curriculum, excellent classroom management skills, and a passion for motivating and engaging young learners. You will be expected to track and assess student progress, communicate effectively with parents and caregivers, and work closely with colleagues to ensure the delivery of a cohesive and well-rounded educational experience.

Benefits of the Role:

• Paid to scale: Receive a salary that reflects your experience and qualifications, in line with national pay scales.
• Professional development: Access to training opportunities and workshops to continually develop your teaching practice.