Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
Contract: Full-Time, Permanent
Salary: MPS/UPS (TLR for 6th Form leadership available)

A selective and high-performing secondary school in Newcastle is seeking an inspirational Chemistry Teacher to join its esteemed Science faculty in September 2025. With outstanding GCSE and A-Level results, this school promotes scientific precision, academic rigour, and opportunity for post-16 STEM.

About the Role:
You will teach Chemistry across KS3-KS5, delivering an advanced, practical-rich curriculum aligned with scientific best practice. You'll also support/pioneer STEM enrichment projects like Chem Clubs, Research Mentoring, and Oxbridge preparation.

Key Responsibilities:

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Deliver captivating lessons with an emphasis on high-order thinking and practical skills

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Guide Sixth Form Chemistry students through exam precision, experimental design, and university readiness

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Coordinate GCSE and A-Level coursework, maintaining high standards and compliance

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Lead extra-curricular science activities, mentoring high-flyers and supporting cross-year learning

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Collaborate with the Head of Science to implement vision and share assessment practices

Candidate Profile:

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Degree in Chemistry with QTS and strong A-Level teaching experience

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Insight into post-16 pedagogy, independent learning, and UCAS support

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Excellent communication skills, adaptability, and academic integrity

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Keen interest in STEM outreach, research, and extension beyond the classroom

Facilities & Environment:
The school boasts advanced chemistry labs, specialist equipment, and a well-balanced cohort. Staff development is supported via robust CPD, performance mentoring, and collaboration with local universities and research partners.

Benefits:

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Sixth Form leadership allowances available

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Inspirational STEM communities and external academic networks

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Adherence to wellbeing-first culture, with planning time and staff support

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Career progression through leadership pipelines and subject networks