Science Teacher

Swindon
9 months ago
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Location: Swindon, Wiltshire
Contract: Full‑Time, Permanent
Salary: MPS/UPS

A forward-thinking and over‑subscribed secondary school in Swindon seeks an outstanding Science Teacher to join their dynamic Science department in September 2025. Ideal for someone passionate about igniting scientific curiosity and developing students as independent thinkers, problem solvers, and lifelong learners.

Role Overview



Plan and deliver engaging Science lessons across KS3 and KS4—and KS5 teaching is available for suitably qualified candidates

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Lead inquiry-driven practical work and investigations, embedding scientific literacy and data analysis skills

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Contribute to curriculum design, integrating cross-curricular STEM modules such as environmental science and computer science

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Oversee Science-related extracurricular activities, including the Science Club, fair preparation, robotics projects, and university outreach

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Use assessment data to plan targeted interventions, ensuring all learners—particularly high achievers and those needing support—reach their full potential

Candidate Profile

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Holds QTS and a Science degree, preferably in Biology, Chemistry or Physics

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Has a strong track record delivering secondary Science education—with confidence in lab management, risk assessment, and safe practical delivery

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Demonstrates excellent classroom management and the ability to differentiate for a wide range of abilities

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Values collaboration, has experience in department curriculum planning, and can contribute to CPD delivery

School & Department Environment

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A vibrant, inclusive school community with a commitment to academic rigour and wellbeing

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Recently modernised science suite with subject-specific labs, prep rooms, and technician support

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A supportive SLT committed to staff development and wellbeing—including flexible working arrangements and positive behaviour policies

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Strong links with local higher education institutions for student enrichment and teacher CPD

Benefits & Professional Growth

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Bespoke CPD opportunities in pedagogy, STEM education, and leadership pathways

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Dedicated planning time, teacher coaching support, and peer collaboration on lesson design

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Opportunities to get involved in STEM partnerships, local industry links, and funded field trips

To Apply:
Send your CV and a covering letter outlining your vision for science education and practical pedagogy that supports student curiosity and achievement

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