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An exciting opportunity awaits a passionate Physics Teacher at a thriving secondary school in Northampton. This permanent role, starting in September 2025, is perfect for educators eager to inspire the next generation of scientists. The successful candidate will deliver engaging lessons, maintain high teaching standards, and foster curiosity and critical thinking among students. Whether you're an experienced teacher or newly qualified, this position offers a fantastic platform to grow within a supportive science department. Join us to make a lasting impact on young learners!
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a dedicated and passionate Physics Teacher to join a thriving secondary school in Northampton from September 2025. This is a permanent position ideal for an enthusiastic educator with a strong background in physics and a genuine desire to inspire the next generation of scientists.
As a Physics Teacher, you will be responsible for delivering high-quality, engaging lessons across Key Stages 3, 4, and potentially 5. You will work collaboratively with a supportive science department, contributing to curriculum planning and the wider school community. The successful candidate will be expected to maintain high standards of teaching and learning, ensuring that all students are challenged and supported to achieve their full potential in physics.
The school is seeking a Physics Teacher who brings not only subject expertise but also a commitment to fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and academic excellence. Whether you are an experienced Physics Teacher or a recently qualified teacher with a passion for the subject, this role offers a fantastic platform to grow and make a lasting impact.
If you're a dynamic Physics Teacher looking to join a welcoming and ambitious secondary school in Northampton, we'd love to hear from you. This is a wonderful opportunity to contribute to a well-resourced science department and shape the future of young learners.