Primary School Teacher - Long-Term Ongoing (KS1/KS2)

Location: Swindon, Wiltshire

Salary: £180 - £230 per day

Contract Type: Part-time (Tuesdays & Thursdays)

Start Date: ASAP / Flexible

Possibility of Becoming Permanent

Job Description

Are you an experienced and confident primary teacher looking for a consistent part-time role? A friendly and supportive primary school in Swindon is seeking a dedicated Class Teacher to join them on a long-term, ongoing basis every Monday-Thursday, with the potential for the role to become permanent.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a teacher who values stability, teamwork, and a nurturing school environment.

About the Role

Working days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
Contract: Long-term ongoing with potential to become permanent
Year groups: KS1 or KS2 depending on experience and school need
Class size: Approximately 25 pupils
SEN profile: A small number of pupils requiring additional support
Planning: Shared planning in place; minimal individual planning required
Support: Collaborative staff team with strong communication across year groupsWhat We're Looking For

A qualified and experienced primary teacher
Strong classroom management and a nurturing, child-centred approach
Someone who enjoys working collaboratively within a supportive team
A teacher who can deliver high-quality learning with shared planning structures in placeWhat You'll Receive

A competitive daily rate of £180-£230
Support from your own dedicated consultant specialising in Wiltshire primary education
Guidance in securing a long-term role that suits your availability and strengths
The potential for the position to become permanentInterested?

To find out more or express your interest, contact Esme on (phone number removed). We look forward to welcoming you to our team.

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