A prominent secondary school in Manchester is seeking a brilliant and intellectually curious Physics Teacher for a full-time, permanent role starting in September 2026. This position is ideal for a scientist who wants to lead high-level inquiry in a school that treats the sciences as the cornerstone of the curriculum. The School Environment Science at this school is about discovery and scholarly depth. With state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and a leadership team that treats practitioners as respected professionals, you will have the freedom to deliver a curriculum that goes far beyond the standard syllabus. The department is a well-ordered, technology-rich space where professional trust is the baseline. It is an environment where staff are proud of their work and students are eager to contribute to scholarly debate. Responsibilities Teach Physics across KS3 to KS5, leading high-level practicals and theoretical seminars. Manage a dedicated laboratory space, ensuring a rigorous approach to scientific safety and inquiry. Mentor students for university entrance exams and engineering or medical school applications. Lead extracurricular Science clubs and facilitate entries into national Olympiads. Work collaboratively with the Science technician team to deliver innovative practical experiments. Requirements Degree in Physics or a related scientific discipline. PGCE or QTS. Deep subject knowledge and a passion for laboratory-based learning. Must have the right to work in the UK. Salary and Benefits Full-time, permanent contract. M1 – UPS3 Salary Range Bespoke School Allowance. Benefits include a dedicated staff wellbeing programme, ample on-site parking, and access to a regional network of professional excellence. How to Apply Please submit your updated CV for immediate consideration. If shortlisted, a member of our team will contact you via phone to discuss the role and the school in further detail.