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Science Teacher – Independent School – Wolverhampton – January 2026
- England
- Full-time
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Are you an enthusiastic and knowledgeable Science Teacher seeking to work in a thriving and well-established Independent School? A high-performing Independent School in Wolverhampton is looking for a Science Teacher to join their flourishing Science department from January 2026 . About the Role: This permanent, full-time teaching position involves delivering high-quality Science lessons at KS3–KS4. You will play an important role in supporting academic progress, contributing to curriculum planning and participating in Science enrichment activities and wider school events. About the School: The school has an excellent reputation for high academic achievement, exceptional behaviour and outstanding pastoral support. Their Science department benefits from well-equipped laboratories, updated resources and a skilled technician team. Staff enjoy strong leadership support and clear progression opportunities. We are looking for someone who: • Holds a Science degree • Holds QTS/PGCE • Can teach Science confidently at KS3–KS4 • Brings enthusiasm, strong pedagogy and excellent organisation • Works well within a collaborative and ambitious Science team On offer: • Competitive Independent School salary • Extensive CPD and career development • High-quality Science facilities and resources • Supportive and forward-thinking leadership How to Apply: Please send your application through as soon as possible.
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