Location: Primary Schools in Kensington & Chelsea, London
Start Date: Immediate

Are you a confident primary teacher looking for flexible work in some of London's most vibrant schools? We're recruiting talented Supply Teachers to support a variety of welcoming primary schools across Kensington & Chelsea.

This is a great opportunity for teachers who enjoy variety, autonomy, and the chance to make an impact without being tied to a long-term role. Whether you're an experienced educator or newly qualified and keen to build classroom experience, supply teaching offers the freedom to teach on your terms - while still doing what you love.

Your Day-to-Day:

Step into classrooms across EYFS, KS1, and KS2 with confidence

Deliver engaging lessons that keep pupils motivated and focused

Adapt quickly to different school cultures and teaching styles

Ensure a calm, purposeful learning environment throughout the day

Follow school lesson plans or confidently lead learning when plans aren't provided

Communicate effectively with teaching staff to support continuity

What You'll Need:

QTS or a recognised UK teaching qualification

Experience teaching within UK primary schools

A strong grasp of the Primary National Curriculum

Effective behaviour management and communication skills

Flexibility, reliability, and a proactive teaching approach

The ability to build positive relationships fast

What's in It for You?

Flexible bookings to suit your availability

Access to a wide range of Kensington & Chelsea primary schools

Competitive daily pay

A dedicated consultant who understands your needs

Ongoing CPD and opportunities to move into longer-term roles

Why Work with Tradewind?

People-First Approach: Supportive, transparent, and teacher-focused

Professional Development: Continuous training and upskilling

National College Membership: Free access to 2,500+ CPD courses

Apply Now:

If you're ready to take control of your teaching career, apply today with your CV or email it directly to

Flexible. Rewarding. Local. Supply teaching in Kensington & Chelsea starts here