Physics Teacher - Highly Regarded Secondary School - High Wycombe - September 2025 Start

Location: High Wycombe
Contract: Full-Time, Permanent
Salary: MPS/UPS

An exciting opportunity has become available for a talented and driven Physics Teacher at a well-established and high-achieving secondary school in High Wycombe. Starting in September 2025, this full-time, permanent role is ideal for a teacher who is passionate about scientific discovery and committed to delivering high-quality, engaging Physics education.

The school is proud of its academic success and reputation for delivering outstanding STEM teaching. Physics is a popular subject throughout the school, with strong uptake at A-Level and several students progressing to engineering, physics and computer science degrees.

What Makes This School Special?

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Dedicated science block with cutting-edge lab facilities

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Opportunities to teach across Key Stages 3-5, including A-Level Physics

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Strong departmental collaboration with weekly planning time

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Engagement with national Physics Olympiads and enrichment events

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Clear commitment to ongoing CPD and subject-specific training

As a Physics Teacher, You Will:

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Deliver dynamic and practical Physics lessons that inspire and challenge students

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Prepare pupils for GCSE and A-Level exams, encouraging academic curiosity

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Work closely with colleagues in the Science Department to drive excellence

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Contribute to STEM clubs, careers events and whole-school science initiatives

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Support students' wider development through pastoral and form tutor responsibilities

Who Should Apply?

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Qualified Physics Teachers with QTS (including ECTs with strong placement feedback)

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Strong subject knowledge and a passion for physics and problem-solving

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A creative, reflective, and student-centred approach to learning

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A commitment to professional growth and teamwork

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a school where science is truly valued and supported, and where you can make a tangible difference as a Physics Teacher