EduTalent Group are delighted to be recruiting on behalf of a forward-thinking special school in West Sussex for a passionate and committed Science Teacher to lead and deliver a broad, balanced and engaging science curriculum across Key Stages 2–4. As the Science Teacher, you will lead the subject across the school, delivering high-quality and inspiring science lessons that meet the needs of all learners, including those with special educational needs (SEND). You will be responsible for planning, implementing and evaluating a science curriculum that supports academic progress and nurtures curiosity and enthusiasm for the subject. Key Responsibilities: Deliver a rich and inclusive science curriculum across Key Stages 2, 3 and 4. Support pupils to achieve their optimum level across all science disciplines, including GCSE and BTEC qualifications. Develop differentiated schemes of work to meet the needs of individual learners. Use assessment data effectively to set targets, track progress and inform planning. Provide a safe, nurturing and structured classroom environment tailored to pupils with SEND. Provide high-quality feedback to pupils to ensure rapid and sustained progress. Set individual learning targets and monitor pupil outcomes against them. Manage the science department’s budget, resources and equipment. Maintain high standards of behaviour and promote a positive learning ethos. Liaise regularly with parents/carers to report on progress and well-being. Support enrichment and extra-curricular activities, including off-site learning. Promote the school’s values and contribute to a caring, respectful and inclusive community. Ensure science learning spaces are stimulating, well-maintained and reflective of pupils’ achievements. Implement the school's Health & Safety policies including risk assessments where appropriate. Participate in INSET days and ongoing CPD to further your professional development. Requirements Essential: Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) Experience teaching science to pupils aged 7–19 Strong subject knowledge and passion for science education Understanding of the National Curriculum and SEN Code of Practice Ability to support students with SEND in a nurturing and structured environment Excellent classroom management and differentiation skills Effective use of ICT for teaching and assessment Strong communication and organisational skills Team-oriented approach with a commitment to safeguarding Desirable: Relevant SEND qualifications (e.g., trauma-informed practice, autism awareness) Experience teaching in a special school setting Experience organising and delivering extra-curricular activities Knowledge of specific SEND categories: SEMH, Cognition & Learning, Communication & Interaction Benefits Opportunity to work in a small, inclusive school with a strong sense of community Supportive leadership team and collaborative staff culture Ongoing professional development and training, including INSET and SEND CPD A chance to make a real difference in the lives of young people with additional needs Beautiful school grounds in a rural West Sussex setting Contribution to a values-led school environment focusing on respect, compassion, resilience and creativity Salary in line with the pay scale