A high-achieving and inclusive secondary school in Portsmouth is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Science Teacher to join its successful Science Department. This is a full-time, permanent position suitable for both experienced teachers and Early Career Teachers (ECTs), with specialisms in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics welcomed. About the School The school is recognised for strong academic outcomes and a commitment to delivering an ambitious and engaging curriculum. The Science Department is well-resourced, with modern laboratories and a collaborative team of subject specialists who work together to ensure high standards of teaching and learning. Students are encouraged to develop curiosity, critical thinking skills, and a strong understanding of scientific principles, with opportunities to participate in STEM enrichment activities and competitions. The Role The successful candidate will: Plan and deliver high-quality Science lessons across Key Stages 3 and 4 (Key Stage 5 available depending on specialism and experience). Teach your subject specialism to GCSE and/or A-Level where applicable. Assess, monitor, and report on student progress in line with school policies. Contribute to curriculum development and departmental planning. Support enrichment opportunities such as STEM clubs or science fairs. Uphold high expectations for behaviour and academic achievement. Candidate Requirements Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). Strong subject knowledge in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics. Effective classroom management skills. A commitment to inclusive education and raising attainment for all learners. Strong communication and organisational skills. What the School Offers A supportive and collaborative Science Department. Access to modern laboratory facilities and teaching resources. Ongoing professional development and career progression opportunities. A positive, inclusive, and well-led school environment. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated Science Teacher to join a thriving secondary school in Portsmouth and contribute to inspiring the next generation of scientists.