An established independent school in Barnet requires a permanent, full-time Chemistry Teacher for a January 2026 start. This is a robust opportunity within the Science department, which is highly regarded for its laboratory work and academic success. About the School The School is a prominent independent day school (ages 11-18) for boys and girls, and a recognised centre for academic excellence. It fosters a purposeful environment where independent and deep thinking is respected and holistic excellence is nurtured. Pupil success stems from their enjoyment of academic enquiry and debate that extends beyond prescribed syllabuses. The School is fully committed to every student’s development and wellbeing, preparing young people for fulfilled public lives. Responsibilities The Chemistry Teacher will deliver rigorous instruction across Key Stages 3, 4 (GCSE/iGCSE), and 5 (A-Level). The teacher is responsible for driving high attainment and promoting advanced theoretical understanding and practical investigation skills. They must organise and lead practical sessions and contribute to the maintenance of safety standards. The Chemistry Teacher is expected to contribute to consistent high academic outcomes, particularly for Science university entrance. The teacher must actively participate in departmental planning and support Science subject societies. Requirements Holds or is soon to obtain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). Has the right to work in the UK. A specialism in Chemistry. Benefits Superior salary compensated on the school's highly competitive independent scale. Enrolment in a generous pension scheme with substantial employer contributions. Exceptional student results, consistently achieving high grades and successful Russell Group placements. Dedicated budget and protected time for specialist professional development. The school ensures that the wellbeing of the new Chemistry Teacher is a paramount consideration. Application Please send your application for this Chemistry Teacher position through as soon as possible to Danielle Summerfield.