KS2 Class Teacher – Coaching, CPD & Growth Path

Preston Candover Church of England Primary School; Basingstoke; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent facilities

Career development

Supportive induction and CPD

Job summary

Preston Candover CE Primary School is seeking a Class Teacher KS2 starting January 2027. This fixed-term post offers a pathway to permanence for the right candidate, with options for full or part-time work. The school provides coaching, CPD and a supportive culture to help staff grow and succeed.

The successful applicant will join a high-achieving team dedicated to outstanding progress for all children, with opportunities to develop professionally.

Qualifications

• Committed teacher with strong subject knowledge and ability to inspire children to achieve excellent outcomes.
• Excellent communication skills and willingness to take initiative.
• Promotes a culture of learning that is inspiring and challenging.
• Reflective practitioner with high expectations of behaviour.
• Committed to professional development and mentoring others.

Responsibilities

• Inspire children to achieve excellent outcomes with strong subject knowledge.
• Promote an inspiring and challenging culture of learning.
• Be a reflective practitioner with high expectations for behaviour.
• Commit to own professional development and mentoring others.
• Demonstrate excellent communication and take initiative.
• Support the school vision, values and ethos.

Skills

Strong subject knowledge

Excellent communication skills

Inspiring learners

Reflective practitioner

Commitment to professional development

Initiative

Alignment with school ethos

Education

Qualified Teacher Status

Job description

Preston Candover CE Primary School is seeking a Class Teacher KS2 starting January 2027. This fixed-term post offers a pathway to permanence for the right candidate, with options for full or part-time work. The school provides coaching, CPD and a supportive culture to help staff grow and succeed.

The successful applicant will join a high-achieving team dedicated to outstanding progress for all children, with opportunities to develop professionally.