Science Teacher

Wayman Education; Brighton; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading educational institution in Brighton is seeking a dedicated Science Teacher to join their high-achieving secondary school. The position offers the opportunity to inspire students through innovative teaching methods and practical inquiry. Ideal candidates will have a strong science background and a passion for enhancing student learning in a nurturing environment.

Benefits

Departmental CPD budget

Paid training days for curriculum design

On-site wellbeing coordinator

University and research links for teacher enrichment

Qualifications

• Confident teaching across science disciplines at lower school.
• Ability to teach GCSE or A-level science.
• Experience in delivering planning and supporting diverse learners.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality science teaching at KS3 and KS4.
• Promote practical inquiry and real-life scientific application.
• Plan differentiated lessons for all learners.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Passion for science

Education

Degree in a science subject

QTS

Job description

Location: Brighton, East Sussex
Contract: Full-Time, Permanent
Salary: MPS/UPS (plus potential STEM enhancement)

We are seeking a Science Teacher for a high-achieving and inclusive secondary school located in Brighton, renowned for its STEM excellence and outstanding pastoral care. This full-time permanent position is to start in September 2025, and is ideal for a teacher with a passion for investigative learning, academic stretch, and science enrichment.

Key Duties:

• Deliver high-quality science teaching at KS3 and KS4, with A-Level teaching available for Biology, Chemistry, or Physics depending on specialism

• Promote practical inquiry and real-life scientific application through lab-based experiments and fieldwork

• Plan differentiated lessons that challenge and support all learners, including high attainers and those with SEND

• Lead or support enrichment such as Science Club, field trips, CREST Awards, or science fairs

Ideal Candidate:

• Degree in a science subject and QTS

• Confident teaching across science disciplines at lower school, with specialism at GCSE or A-level

• Passion for extra-curricular science and curriculum innovation

• Team player with excellent communication and student rapport

The School:
This large and oversubscribed school in central Brighton has a strong reputation for academic achievement and innovation. The Science department has modern labs, a dedicated technician team, and a shared curriculum planning ethos. Staff enjoy excellent support, low staff turnover, and collaborative CPD.

Benefits:

• Departmental CPD budget and STEM career progression routes

• University and research links for teacher enrichment

• Paid training days for curriculum design

• On-site wellbeing coordinator, coaching, and planning time