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Thorpe Abbotts
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A forward-thinking independent school in Suffolk is looking for a qualified Design & Technology (DT) Teacher to lead and develop exciting projects across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4. The position also offers the opportunity to teach Key Stage 5 students with a focus on innovation and industrial design.

The school has invested significantly in its DT facilities and encourages staff to explore cross-disciplinary teaching, combining elements of sustainability, architecture, and robotics. Pupils are encouraged to pursue independent projects and enter regional and national competitions.

What We Offer:



Outstanding DT facilities including CAD/CAM suites, 3D printers, and professional tools

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A school-wide emphasis on innovation and creative education

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Supportive SLT with a commitment to STEAM and design education

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Access to CPD in areas such as 3D design, engineering, and tech integration

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A creative and ambitious department open to new ideas and experimentation

Requirements:

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QTS and a specialism in DT, Product Design, or Engineering

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Proven experience teaching DT at KS3 and KS4; KS5 experience is beneficial

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Strong commitment to creative, student-led, and experiential learning

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Up-to-date knowledge of curriculum and workshop safety standards

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Legal right to work in the UK

This is a rewarding opportunity for a DT Teacher who is passionate about creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation in education

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