KS2 Teacher. Job in Ipswich Education & Training Jobs

WAYMAN Education; Ipswich; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A welcoming school in Ipswich is searching for a skilled KS2 Teacher who is committed to inclusive education. The role emphasizes academic achievement alongside social-emotional development, with strong support systems in place, including experienced teaching assistants and training in trauma-informed practices. Join a values-led team where every child's unique strengths are appreciated, and work in an environment that prioritizes the well-being of both staff and students.

Benefits

Excellent classroom support

Regular training opportunities

Strong well-being ethos

Qualifications

• Experience in KS2 teaching and belief in adaptive, inclusive teaching.
• Ability to collaborate with parents, SENCOs, and external agencies.
• A caring, patient classroom presence and strong routines.
• Commitment to professional growth and reflective practice.

Responsibilities

• Support academic achievement and social-emotional development.
• Work closely with staff to foster an inclusive environment.
• Provide excellent classroom support and engage with students' families.

Skills

KS2 teaching experience

Inclusive teaching

Ability to work with parents and SENCOs

Caring classroom presence

Reflective practitioner

Job description

Location: Ipswich, Suffolk
Salary: MPS/UPS
Contract: Full-time, Permanent
Start Date: September 2025

A welcoming and inclusive school in Ipswich is looking for a thoughtful, skilled KS2 Teacher to join a team that prioritises both academic achievement and social-emotional development. With strong SEND provision and a values-led approach to teaching and learning, this is a role that will suit a teacher committed to education for all.

This is a school where staff work closely together, and where differences are seen as strengths. You will be joining a team that believes every child deserves to feel safe, seen, and successful.

The School Offers:

• Excellent classroom support, including experienced TAs and SEND specialists

• Regular training in trauma-informed and restorative practice

• Consistent leadership and whole-school behaviour support

• A strong wellbeing ethos for staff and students alike

Candidate Essentials:

• KS2 teaching experience and a belief in inclusive, adaptive teaching

• Ability to work closely with parents, SENCOs, and external agencies

• A caring, patient classroom presence with strong routines

• Reflective and committed to professional growth

If you believe that kindness and high standards can coexist, this could be the perfect next step.