KS2 Teacher (Year 5/6) - Newcastle
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On behalf of our client schools, Teaching Personnel are seeking fully qualified KS2 teachers to join our team in Newcastle to meet the growing need from primary schools for year 5 and 6 teachers. We are looking to hire experienced and enthusiastic practitioners to our teaching team. The ideal candidates will have strong experience within KS2 teaching, ideally in year 5 or 6. The schools are typically within up to 10 miles of Newcastle City Centre.
This role will include:
- Full time role commencing in September 2019
- Year 5 class of around 30 pupils
- Able to plan fun, engaging and differentiated lessons for learners of all abilities
- Developing all learners on an intellectual, emotional and social level.
Candidate Requirements:
- Hold qualified teacher status (QTS) within the UK
- Have recent and relevant KS2 teaching experience, ideally within years 5 or 6
- Have a genuine desire to contribute to development of every child
- Be willing to contribute to the wider school environment through extra-curricular activities
- Deliver creative, engaging and group-specific lessons
- Have a good grasp of the Primary National Curriculum
Benefits/Reimbursement:
- A competitive salary of up to £700 a week, dependant on experience
- An opportunity to join a thriving school that is looking to continue raising standards
- Excellent continued professional development (CPD) opportunities through Teaching Personnel Ltd
- Become part of a positive school community which "inspires, challenges and cares" about every pupil
Closing Date: noon on 19/07/2019
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