Location: Swindon
Contract: Full-Time, Permanent
Salary: MPS/UPS + TLR

A successful and inclusive secondary school in Swindon seeks a capable and enthusiastic Second in Department for Science to play a key role in leading a busy and diverse department. This position is ideal for a motivated Science teacher who wants to develop leadership skills while continuing to teach across the sciences.

About the School
The school prides itself on a collaborative culture where teachers work together to deliver an enquiry-led, student-focused curriculum. The Science department benefits from modern labs, well-equipped with interactive whiteboards and digital resources, and supports a wide range of practical learning experiences.

Your Role

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Support the Head of Science with curriculum planning, assessment, and departmental administration

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Teach Science across KS3-KS4, and possibly KS5 depending on experience and preference

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Lead whole-department initiatives such as science fairs, STEM outreach, and literacy in science

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Mentor early career teachers and provide support with lesson planning and classroom management

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Assist with data analysis and tracking pupil progress to inform teaching strategies

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Promote a culture of scientific curiosity and resilience among students

Ideal Candidate

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Qualified Science teacher with QTS, ideally with experience across multiple science disciplines

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Strong organisational skills and a collaborative approach to leadership

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Passionate about practical science and fostering student engagement

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Ability to support colleagues through coaching and shared best practice

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Commitment to professional development and reflective teaching practice

Why Apply?

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Join a friendly, forward-thinking team with a strong focus on student success

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Access excellent resources and opportunities for cross-curricular projects

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Benefit from structured leadership development and mentoring

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Work in a rapidly growing town with excellent community links

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Be part of a school that values innovation, wellbeing, and academic excellence