General Primary Supply Teacher
Northwich and surrounding areas
£ – £ per week (dependant on experience)
To apply, you must show proof of right to work in the UK.
About the role
Connex Education are seeking enthusiastic and adaptable Primary Supply Teachers to work across a range of welcoming primary schools in the Northwich area. This role is ideal for qualified teachers who enjoy flexibility, variety and the opportunity to make a positive impact in different school settings.
You will be responsible for delivering pre-planned lessons, maintaining a positive learning environment and supporting pupils across EYFS, KS1 and KS2 as required and will be on a short or long term supply basis.
About the Schools:
You will be working with a range of friendly and supportive primary schools across Northwich and the surrounding areas. The schools vary in size and setting, offering opportunities in EYFS, KS1, and KS2. They are committed to providing a positive learning environment, value high-quality teaching, and welcome supply teachers as an important part of their wider school communities. Many schools offer clear planning, supportive staff teams, and well-behaved pupils, helping supply teachers feel confident and settled quickly.
Assignment details
The schools have shifts available Monday – Friday, 8.30am until 3.30pm. They are looking for staff members who can commit to full time, or even 1-4 days per week.
Benefits of working with Connex Education
1. Competitive daily rate
2. PAYE paid on weekly basis
3. Free access to our CPD toolkit skills development package, comprising over 19 courses.
4. Opportunities to direct employment in our partner schools.
Person specification
5. Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent
6. Proven experience teaching EYFS, Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2
7. Strong classroom management skills
8. Flexible, reliable, and confident in adapting to difference school environments and teaching styles.
9. An enhanced DBS on the Update Service (or willingness to obtain one)
10. Strong experience working with pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN)