An Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ secondary school in Taunton is seeking a Biology ECT to join their high-performing Science Department from January 2026. This is a full-time, permanent role, ideal for a passionate early-career teacher eager to inspire curiosity and achievement in the biological sciences. About the Role The successful teacher will deliver Biology across KS3–KS5, planning engaging lessons that combine theory, experimentation, and inquiry-based learning. They will work with experienced mentors to refine their classroom management, lesson planning, and assessment skills throughout their induction. Students are enthusiastic and motivated, and the school encourages practical, discovery-led learning through fieldwork, ecological studies, dissections, and research projects. The ECT will also have the chance to contribute to science enrichment activities such as STEM clubs, Science Week, and biology competitions. About the School This Outstanding school is recognised for its academic success, supportive culture, and exceptional staff development programme. The Science Department features modern laboratories, advanced digital equipment, and a dedicated technician team. ECTs benefit from reduced timetables, peer observations, and an open-door policy that encourages collaboration and confidence building. The school’s leadership team values creativity and provides structured opportunities for professional growth. Experience and Qualifications PGCE/PGDE with QTS in Biology or Science. Strong subject knowledge and enthusiasm for biological sciences. Willingness to reflect, learn, and grow professionally. Passion for practical and enquiry-based teaching. How to Apply Applications are invited from committed and enthusiastic Biology ECTs looking for a supportive environment in which to launch their career. Please submit a CV and cover letter detailing your teaching approach and subject strengths.