A prestigious independent day school in Nottingham is seeking a knowledgeable and inspiring Teacher of Geography to join its thriving Humanities faculty from January 2026. This is a superb opportunity for a geographer who thrives in an academically stretching, intellectually curious environment. The Role You will teach Geography from KS3 through to A-Level, working with pupils who are articulate, motivated and accustomed to high academic expectations. The curriculum is broad and ambitious, covering physical, human and environmental geography with a strong emphasis on analytical thinking, case study depth and independent research. Fieldwork is a central component: the department runs structured trips to urban and coastal locations, as well as optional Sixth Form residentials linked to NEA coursework. The School Set on an elegant campus blending heritage buildings with modern facilities, the school is known for its: High academic achievement and outstanding university progression Culture of scholarship, curiosity and independent learning Supportive pastoral systems that allow students — and staff — to thrive The Humanities wing includes seminar rooms, breakout spaces, digital mapping software and well-resourced Geography classrooms. You Will Bring QTS or equivalent with strong subject expertise Ability to teach A-Level Geography confidently Intellectual curiosity and enthusiasm for contemporary global issues A warm but academically rigorous approach What’s on Offer Competitive independent sector salary Small class sizes with exemplary behaviour Free lunches, parking and full access to facilities Opportunities to lead fieldwork, enrichment or academic societies This is an ideal role for a Geography teacher seeking a prestigious, well-resourced and supportive school environment.