About the Role A well-established and high-achieving secondary school in Staffordshire is seeking an enthusiastic Art Teacher to join its thriving Creative Arts faculty from January 2026. This full-time, permanent role offers the chance to teach Art across Key Stages 3 and 4, with A-Level teaching available for suitably experienced candidates. The post is ideal for a teacher who values creativity, collaboration and high standards, and who can inspire students to explore their ideas with confidence and imagination. Key Details Position: Teacher of Art Contract: Full-time, permanent Start Date: January 2026 Key Stages: 3 – 5 Suitable for: Experienced teachers or confident ECTs The Department and Facilities The Art department is a popular and dynamic area of the school, known for its high-quality teaching and consistently strong results at GCSE and A-Level. Students are encouraged to experiment, reflect and refine their creative process through a balance of traditional and contemporary media. You’ll benefit from: Spacious, purpose-built art studios with natural light and excellent resources for painting, printmaking and mixed media A dedicated Sixth Form creative space for portfolio development and independent study Access to photography equipment, digital design tools and a kiln for ceramics A culture that celebrates artistic achievement through regular exhibitions and showcases A collaborative team who share resources, run clubs and support each other’s creative practice What You’ll Be Doing You’ll deliver engaging, practical lessons that develop students’ technical skills and artistic confidence, while encouraging independent thinking and creativity. You’ll create a stimulating learning environment where all students can thrive, whatever their ability level. Your role will also include: Supporting students in developing coursework portfolios and preparing for assessment Contributing to departmental planning and resource development Organising or supporting art clubs, exhibitions and community projects Taking part in wider school initiatives that promote the arts and cultural engagement About You You’ll bring: QTS, PGCE or equivalent qualification Strong subject knowledge and enthusiasm for Art and Design The ability to inspire creativity and resilience in young artists A reflective, organised and collaborative approach to teaching A commitment to inclusive practice and high expectations for all learners About the School This large 11–18 secondary school is known for its academic strength, excellent behaviour and vibrant culture of enrichment. It combines tradition with innovation, providing a broad and balanced curriculum within a caring, aspirational environment.Facilities across the school are first-class, including a dedicated Sixth Form centre, modern science and technology suites, a professional-standard theatre, and specialist creative studios. Students are ambitious, respectful and proud of their achievements, contributing to a calm and purposeful learning atmosphere. Staff benefit from excellent professional development opportunities, collaborative planning time, and strong pastoral and leadership support. The school places real value on creativity and self-expression as part of its wider vision for a well-rounded education. What’s on Offer Competitive salary based on experience Excellent professional development and career progression opportunities A collaborative, creative and supportive working culture Access to high-quality facilities and specialist resources The opportunity to contribute to a school that values the arts as highly as academics Ready to Join? If you’re a passionate Art Teacher who wants to inspire creativity and imagination within a high-achieving and supportive school community, we’d love to hear from you. Please submit your CV to apply