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KS1 Teacher- Hammersmith

Date posted : 25/07/18
£130 - £180 per day

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Are you a committed KS1 Teacher looking to join a charming primary school in West London?

Do you want to work within a well-supported team who share your professional values?

This position is a fantastic opportunity for a KS1 Teacher to work in a highly regarded primary school based in Hammersmith and Fulham.

***KS1 Teacher position- PGCE
***Main Pay Scale
***Permanent, Full-Time position starting September
***Well-led primary school

This position would suit a nurturing KS1 Teacher who has over 1 year experience working in mainstream primary school and who has been acknowledged as a 'Good' or better teacher in observations. You will be a creative individual who can show a measure of understanding and comprehension of the new curriculum and bring a happy and secure teaching approach. The Head teacher wants to recruit a teacher with a fresh, novel approach to education and to deliver a consistent level of high quality lessons. You should be able to motivate the children with your love of education and account effectively for behavioural management.

As a KS1 Teacher you will be under the guidance of a committed and exceptional leadership team. In general, you will be expanding your horizons with the school's CPD programme which aims to forward both professional and personal ambitions. Teaching Assistants who, themselves, are preparing for teacher training are on hand for all members of staff. In this post you will be utilising not just the facilities available but also the support and guidance from an experienced teacher who will act as your personal mentor when you join the school. You will have full and unrestricted access to the visual sensory rooms that make teaching fun and innovative.

The school has a coveted 'Good' rating from Ofsted and has a particularly creative SLT which encourages innovative practices and techniques.

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