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Littleham C of E Primary School in Exmouth invites an experienced KS2 Class Teacher to cover a staff absence on a full-time fixed-term basis. You will lead Year 3/4 with passionate, reflective practice and collaborate with the team while aligning with our values and SEND/communication provisions.
The role requires an experienced teacher (not suitable for NQT) and offers the Main Pay Scale M3-6. November 2026 start or earlier if possible, with school support for development and wellbeing.
This is a Full Time Fixed Term Temporary post to cover a staff absence
Please note - This position is not suitable for a newly qualified teacher and will be paid within the Main Pay Scale M3-6
Required for November 2026, or earlier if possible, a passionate and experienced individual to join our fantastic team at Littleham and lead our Year 3/4 class.
Littleham C of E Primary School is a proud Church of England school, our vision of greatness grows from small beginnings in lived out across our school. Underpinning our vision, our values of aspiration, belonging and compassion weave themselves through day-to-day life in our school. With our expansive outdoor spaces, we encourage exploration, creativity, and a deep connection to the natural world. In addition to our main curriculum offer, we have a specialist Communication and Interaction Resource Base which provides bespoke additional support for those who may need it. Littleham understand the importance of addressing each child's unique needs, ensuring that every student feels empowered to succeed.
Our long‑term strategy focuses on excellence in teaching, rich and meaningful curriculum experiences, and the wellbeing of every child and member of staff. Whatever changes come, our vision and values remain constant—guiding us to act with integrity, compassion and ambition.
The Trust offer the prospect of being empowered to develop your own expert knowledge and skills and the chance to support others. You will be part of a proficient team dedicated to improving the outcomes for all our children, where your work-life balance will be promoted. We offer you the support of clear systems, protocols, expectations and structures to help you to succeed within the role.
You will need to be an inspirational and reflective practitioner who shows initiative, resilience, creativity and demonstrates the aptitude and professionalism to work as part of a successful and growing team that is driven to improve the life chances of our pupils. We expect you to effectively liaise with parents, stakeholders and the community. The School leaders will recognise and develop your expertise and skills to ensure career development.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff to share this commitment. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS disclosure and Social Media online check.