EYFS Reception Teacher: Inspire Curious Learners

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School; Wolverhampton; On-site; GBP 27,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

CPD opportunities

Career progression

Well-resourced environment

Job summary

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School seeks an inspiring Reception Class Teacher to join our EYFS team in Wolverhampton. You will design a play-based curriculum that sparks curiosity, builds confidence, and fosters a strong sense of belonging for our youngest learners.

The ideal candidate holds QTS (ECTs welcome), has a passion for the EYFS framework, and is an excellent communicator who can engage children, colleagues, and families. A commitment to safeguarding is essential.

Qualifications

• Our EYFS-focused teaching approach requires QTS and a strong understanding of early childhood development.
• Excellent communication with children, parents, and colleagues is essential.
• Safeguarding safeguarding responsibilities and welfare of all children.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver high-quality, creative, and inclusive EYFS lessons.
• Create a stimulating indoor and outdoor learning environment for independent exploration.
• Use ongoing formative assessment to track development and plan next steps.
• Collaborate with nursery team, EYFS staff, and SENDCo for seamless support.
• Engage parents and carers to support each child's learning journey.

Skills

EYFS expertise

Creative teaching

Communication

Safeguarding awareness

Education

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent (ECTs welcome)

Job description

St Joseph's Catholic Primary School seeks an inspiring Reception Class Teacher to join our EYFS team in Wolverhampton. You will design a play-based curriculum that sparks curiosity, builds confidence, and fosters a strong sense of belonging for our youngest learners.

The ideal candidate holds QTS (ECTs welcome), has a passion for the EYFS framework, and is an excellent communicator who can engage children, colleagues, and families. A commitment to safeguarding is essential.