Full-Time Physics Teacher Required - Outstanding Southampton School (September 2025 Start - Key Stage 3, 4 & 5 Essential)Our outstanding school in the vibrant city of Southampton seeks a dedicated and experienced Full-Time Teacher of Physics to join our thriving Science department and make a profound difference to the scientific understanding, analytical prowess, and experimental capabilities of our students across Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, and, crucially, Key Stage 5, commencing in September 2025.Key Responsibilities Include: * Planning, preparing, and delivering highly effective and stimulating Physics lessons that cater to the diverse learning needs and aspirations of our students across all key stages. * Fostering students' deep understanding of key physical concepts, theories, and problem-solving techniques, with a strong emphasis on the comprehensive demands of the A-Level specifications. * Encouraging rigorous analytical thinking, the construction of well-supported scientific arguments, and confident practical experimentation and data analysis. * Assessing and tracking student progress in Physics across all key stages, providing insightful and constructive feedback, and implementing effective intervention strategies to ensure exceptional outcomes, particularly for A-Level students. * Contributing actively to the development, implementation, and rigorous review of the Physics curriculum across all key stages, ensuring alignment with examination specifications and providing extensive opportunities for scientific enrichment. * Utilising and contributing to the development of high-quality Physics resources, including practical equipment, digital simulations, and real-world application examples. * Contributing to extracurricular activities that promote scientific understanding within the school community (e.g., Physics club, STEM challenges, science competitions). * Collaborating effectively with colleagues within the Science department and across the wider school to foster a rich and interdisciplinary learning environment. * Engaging in ongoing professional development to enhance teaching practice and keep abreast of current developments in physics and pedagogy, with a strong focus on A-Level teaching and assessment.The Ideal Candidate Will Possess: * Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent. * A degree in Physics or a closely related highly relevant scientific/engineering field. * Successful and demonstrable experience teaching Physics across Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 (GCSE), and, crucially, A-Level. * A strong and up-to-date understanding of the A-Level Physics curriculum and relevant examination specifications. * Exceptional pedagogical skills and the ability to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of all learners, particularly the academic rigour and depth required at Key Stage 5. * A profound passion for Physics and the ability to inspire and stretch students' critical thinking, analytical, and practical skills. * Outstanding communication, interpersonal, and organisational skills. * A steadfast commitment to the safeguarding and well-being of students and the promotion of scientific understanding within our vibrant Southampton community.Join our outstanding Science department in Southampton from September 2025 and play a vital role in shaping the scientific understanding and future success of our students across all key stages, with a key focus on A-Level excellence
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1596615
Date Posted:
Posted 1 day ago
Expiration Date:
05/08/2025
Location:
Northam
Competitive
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