About the Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for a passionate and dedicated Science Teacher to join a thriving, high-achieving secondary school in Bristol. The successful candidate will teach Science across Key Stages 3–5, delivering engaging and thought-provoking lessons that encourage curiosity, independent learning, and practical problem-solving. This role is ideal for an Early Career Teacher (ECT) seeking strong support, or for an experienced Science Teacher looking to contribute to a forward-thinking and ambitious department. You will be joining a Science faculty with a reputation for academic strength, innovation, and collaboration, where staff work together to continually refine teaching practice and inspire students to achieve their very best. Key Responsibilities Deliver well-structured and high-quality Science lessons across KS3, KS4, and KS5. Encourage students to think critically, develop practical skills, and apply scientific concepts to real-world contexts. Track, monitor, and assess pupil progress, providing targeted interventions and feedback. Contribute to curriculum development and the integration of technology into lessons. Support enrichment activities such as STEM clubs, national competitions, science fairs, and trips to universities and industry partners. Play an active role in the wider life of the school, including open evenings, cross-curricular projects, and community events. About the School This Ofsted ‘Outstanding’ school serves around 1,250 pupils, including a vibrant Sixth Form of over 300 students. The school has an enviable academic record, with 74% of pupils achieving grades 9–5 in English and Maths at GCSE. Science is one of the school’s flagship departments, regularly achieving results above the national average. At A-Level, over 65% of students achieve grades A–B *, with many progressing into careers in medicine, engineering, and the sciences at Russell Group universities. The school benefits from state-of-the-art science laboratories, cutting-edge equipment, and a dedicated team of technicians who support practical learning. Students are encouraged to explore beyond the classroom through enrichment such as STEM societies, science Olympiads, and links with local research institutions. The ethos of the school is rooted in high aspirations, inclusivity, and student well-being. Behaviour is excellent, creating a safe and focused environment for teaching and learning. Staff are supported through bespoke CPD programmes, mentoring, and leadership pathways, ensuring every teacher has the opportunity to progress. Key Benefits Comprehensive ECT induction and mentoring. Modern science laboratories and specialist resources. Outstanding CPD and career progression opportunities. Collaborative staff culture and supportive SLT. Competitive salary (MPS1–UPS3) with staff well-being initiatives. About You Degree in Science or a related field. QTS (PGCE or equivalent). Ability to teach Science at KS3–KS4 (KS5 desirable). A passion for inspiring young people and raising aspirations. Commitment to delivering outstanding teaching and learning.