A dynamic secondary school in Northumberland is looking to recruit a full-time Physics Teacher to start January 2026. The role includes teaching Physics at KS4 and A-levels for the right candidate. Physics Teacher needed January 2026 Teach Physics at KS4 and KS5 Full-time role in a supportive Northumberland school Ideal for a Physics specialist passionate about practical experiments and student engagement. Experience and Qualifications QTS with Physics specialism Experience teaching KS4 and KS5 Physics essential Strong lab management skills Right to work in the UK School Information This is a dynamic, and inclusive co-educational secondary school with approximately 950 students on roll, including around 180 students. The school has a strong and growing reputation for STEM excellence, with Physics being a particularly popular and well-supported subject at both GCSE and A-Level. The Science department is modern and well-resourced, with dedicated laboratories, access to digital simulation tools, and a strong focus on practical, inquiry-based learning. GCSE science results are consistently strong, with approximately 80% of students achieving grades 4–9, and an increasing number choosing to specialise in Physics at A-Level. The school places great emphasis on hands-on experimentation, cross-disciplinary STEM projects, and developing scientific literacy. Learners are curious, engaged, and motivated, contributing to a respectful and stimulating classroom atmosphere. Staff benefit from a collaborative faculty, supportive leadership, and regular subject-specific CPD, making this an ideal setting for Physics specialists to develop their expertise and inspire the next generation of scientists. Salary Paid to scale (MPS/UPS), depending on experience Application If you want to inspire young physicists in Northumberland, submit your CV today.