Religious Education Teacher – Supportive and Reflective School – Oxfordshire – September Start

Perham Education Partnership; Oxford; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A supportive secondary school in Oxfordshire is seeking an engaging Religious Education Teacher to inspire students and foster critical thinking, empathy, and understanding. Join a team that values inclusivity and promotes a diverse curriculum through discussions and enrichment activities. This full-time, permanent position starts in September, offering an excellent opportunity for educational development.

Benefits

Strong departmental collaboration

Regular training opportunities

Curriculum development support

Qualifications

• Reflective and committed teacher.
• Ability to engage students in meaningful discussions.
• Passion for helping young people develop critical thinking skills.

Responsibilities

• Teach RE across KS3 and KS4.
• Create an environment that encourages respectful dialogue.
• Lead support enrichment activities like culture events.

Skills

Strong subject knowledge

Engaging students in discussions

Critical thinking development

Job description

Religious Education Teacher – Supportive and Reflective School – Oxfordshire – September Start

Location: Oxfordshire | Contract: Full-Time, Permanent | Salary: MPS/UPS

Religious Education Teacher – Supportive and Reflective School – Oxfordshire – September Start

A supportive and inclusive secondary school in Oxfordshire is seeking a thoughtful and engaging Religious Education Teacher to join its Humanities team this September. This is an excellent opportunity to encourage critical thinking, empathy, and understanding among young people.

Why Join This School?

The RE department offers a broad and balanced curriculum covering world religions, ethics, and philosophy, supported by rich resources and a culture of open discussion. The school values diversity, inclusivity, and respect, and it encourages students to explore different perspectives through debate, guest speakers, and interfaith projects. Staff benefit from strong departmental collaboration, regular training, and opportunities for curriculum development.

Your Role

Teach RE across KS3 and KS4, creating a classroom environment that encourages respectful dialogue and intellectual curiosity. Use a variety of teaching strategies to help students explore moral and ethical questions, develop analytical skills, and make connections between beliefs and contemporary issues. Lead or support enrichment activities such as philosophy clubs, visits to places of worship, and themed cultural events.

Who We’re Looking For

A reflective and committed teacher with strong subject knowledge and the ability to engage students in meaningful discussions. You will be passionate about helping young people develop critical thinking skills and an informed worldview.

Apply now to join a school dedicated to academic excellence and moral development.