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Marchant Recruitment is seeking a dedicated Teacher of History for a high-achieving secondary school in Westminster, Central London. You will teach History across Key Stage 3 and 4, with potential KS5, delivering engaging lessons and monitoring progress within a supportive humanities department.
The role offers an immediate start, competitive Inner London pay (MPS/UPS) and strong professional development opportunities, including mentoring for Early Career Teachers and structured progression
Teacher of History – High-Achieving Secondary School | Westminster, Central London
Position: Teacher of History (KS3 & KS4 / KS5)
Contract Type: Full-Time, Permanent / Long-Term Supply
Start Date: ASAP
Salary / Rate: Competitive MPS / UPS Pay Scale (Inner London)
We are seeking an enthusiastic, dynamic, and dedicated Teacher of History to join a highly successful humanities department at an excellent secondary school located in the heart of Westminster.
This position offers an immediate start and is suitable for both experienced History Teachers and Early Career Teachers (ECTs) looking to make an impact in a supportive academic environment.
Plan, prepare, and deliver high-quality, engaging History lessons across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (with potential for KS5 teaching).
Foster a passion for historical inquiry, critical thinking, and academic debate among students of all abilities.
Track student progress, assess work regularly, and implement targeted interventions to ensure high attainment.
Contribute to the broader life of the humanities department and participate in extracurricular humanities clubs and school trips.
Location: Central London (Westminster) – Exceptional public transport connections via Tube and bus routes.
Academic Environment: High-performing school with strong leadership, excellent pupil behavior, and a structured learning environment.
Professional Development: Access to ongoing CPD opportunities, structured mentoring for ECTs, and clear career progression pathways.
Facilities: Well-resourced humanities department with modern teaching technologies and dedicated learning spaces.
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or recognized UK teaching equivalent.
A relevant degree in History or a related Humanities discipline.
Proven track record of delivering successful History lessons aligned with the National Curriculum.
Strong classroom management skills and high expectations for pupil achievement.
Full right to work in the UK.