physics teacher-secondary.

Job Overview

A secondary school in Bristol is seeking an exceptional Teacher of Physics with the enthusiasm, innovation, and ambition to inspire our students across all year groups. The successful candidate will provide a world-class education to our secondary pupils and help them achieve their maximum potential. This is an exciting opportunity for a passionate and outstanding educator who shares our vision to join our aspirational and dedicated school community.

Benefits:
A competitive salary - match the salary of other offers
A 'Recommend a Friend' bonus of up to £300 (T&C Applied)
Flexible working week.
On-site parking space with easy access to public transport
Working in a supportive and positive environment

The Role
We are seeking a suitably experienced, creative, and dynamic Teacher of Physics who can inspire both students and colleagues while building upon the department's success.

We are looking for a teacher with a passion for engaging students in the wonders of Physics and shaping thinking and practice as we continue striving for excellence in all areas of our school. You will be a tireless advocate for your subject and forward-thinking in your approaches to development, change, and improvement. This year, we are beginning work on our innovative concept-based curriculum. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful curriculum design as we reshape what and how students learn during their time with us.

Key Responsibilities:
Demonstrate up-to-date knowledge and experience of teaching Physics, up to A Level, with a commitment to inspiring curiosity and excellence in students.
Provide a relevant and challenging learning experience for all students.
Develop innovative pedagogical approaches within planning, teaching, and learning, particularly in Physics.
Support the development of scientific literacy and critical thinking skills in bi and multilingual students.
Ensure students are cared for in a happy, safe, and stimulating environment.
Maintain accurate formative and summative assessment records that reflect student progress and link to learning objectives.
Provide critical analysis of the progress, intervention, and achievement of all students.
Work with the community to develop good relationships and foster parent/school partnerships.

Essential:
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).
Recent and up-to-date knowledge of the National Curriculum for England.
Experienced teacher of Physics, up to A Level.
At least three years' experience as an outstanding school practitioner in a high-performing UK or international school.
Experience of using formative assessment systems to evaluate and improve the curriculum.
A team player, able to foster trust and offer challenge to colleagues.
Excellent communication skills.

Desirable:
Evidence of leading extra-curricular opportunities related to Physics or the wider science curriculum.
Knowledge, understanding, and experience of concept-led curricula at KS3.
Experience of innovative curriculum design and development at the secondary level.

If you would like to join our team and make a real difference to the education of our children, please apply immediately with a one-page letter of application, detailing how you meet the above criteria, a full CV, and a recent photograph.