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Tradewind Recruitment LTD. is seeking an enthusiastic Physics Teacher to join a high-performing Science Department in Haringey, London, starting January.
You will teach Physics across KS3 to KS5, plan engaging lessons and inspire students to excel in the sciences within a school renowned for outstanding Ofsted standards. The role requires QTS, a strong subject knowledge in Physics, and experience teaching at secondary level (ideally including A Level).
Outstanding School - Haringey
January Start | Long-Term Opportunity | KS3-KS5
We are seeking an enthusiastic and committed Physics Teacher to join the Science Department of a highly successful and oversubscribed secondary school in Haringey from January. This is an excellent long-term opportunity for a talented teacher who is passionate about their subject and keen to work within a high-achieving school with a strong academic reputation.
The school is recognised for its outstanding standards of teaching and learning and was judged Outstanding by Ofsted in May 2024. It has a strong inclusive ethos, high expectations of its students and a culture which places considerable emphasis on academic achievement, personal development and ambition.
The successful candidate will join a well-established and successful Science Department, where there is a strong commitment to delivering an engaging and challenging curriculum. The department teaches Biology, Chemistry and Physics across KS3 and KS4, with opportunities for students to continue their studies at A Level within the school's thriving Sixth Form.
The school's recent GCSE results demonstrate particularly strong performance across the separate sciences, with 52% of GCSE Physics entries achieving grades 7-9 in 2026. This reflects the school's commitment to high academic standards and developing students' subject knowledge and scientific understanding.
The Sixth Form is also a real strength, having achieved an ALPS score of 3 or above for three consecutive years, placing it within the top 10% of sixth forms nationally.