Posted: 16 June
The role
A distinguished Independent School in Norfolk is seeking a thoughtful, skilled, and imaginative Art Teacher to join their thriving Visual Arts department for an immediate start . This is a role for a teacher who understands Art as both a technical discipline and a means of personal and cultural expression, and who values working in an environment where creativity is genuinely respected. About the Role You will teach Art from KS3 through to KS5 , supporting students in: Drawing fundamentals and observational accuracy Mixed media, printmaking, illustration, and sculpture Developing conceptual frameworks for personal project work Producing well-curated GCSE and A-Level portfolios The department runs: Regular exhibitions Open studio evenings Workshops with visiting practitioners Portfolio guidance sessions for students applying to Art Foundation, Fine Art, Architecture, Fashion, and Graphic Design programmes This is a department where teachers are encouraged to teach with depth , not rush for quick outcomes. School Culture The school environment is: Warm, community-focused, and respectful Academically ambitious without being pretentious Loved by families and deeply grounded in pastoral care Teachers are treated as professional adults , not monitored to exhaustion. Creativity is encouraged; autonomy is genuine. Facilities Purpose-built light studios Mixed media equipment & kiln access Textiles and sculpture tools Digital resources for photography and post-production Salary Independent School Pay Scale, reflective of experience. Application Please submit your application with your CV to Natalie Hunter as soon as possible.
