Science Teacher Vacancy – Join A Forward-Thinking School In Luton!

Marchant Recruitment; Luton; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Marchant Recruitment is helping a supportive secondary school in Luton to recruit a committed Science Teacher. The role covers Biology, Chemistry and Physics across key stages, with a focus on clear explanations, practical investigations and ensuring steady progress for all students.

The school welcomes experienced teachers, ECTs and overseas-qualified applicants. You will contribute to curriculum delivery and assessment, safeguard pupils, and collaborate with colleagues to raise standards,

Qualifications

• A recognised teaching qualification, such as PGCE with QTS or an equivalent recognised qualification.
• The ability to teach Science at the required key stages.
• Strong subject knowledge in one or more scientific disciplines.
• Good organisation, communication and classroom management skills.
• A commitment to safeguarding, inclusion and student achievement.
• The legal right to work in the UK.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging and well‑structured Science lessons across the relevant key stages.
• Teach Biology, Chemistry and Physics topics in line with subject expertise and curriculum requirements.
• Use demonstrations and practical investigations to strengthen student understanding.
• Assess student work and provide feedback that supports measurable progress.
• Differentiate activities to accommodate varied abilities and learning requirements.
• Encourage students to develop scientific reasoning and independent study habits.
• Maintain high standards of classroom behaviour and laboratory safety.
• Work collaboratively with colleagues to improve resources and teaching practice.

Skills

PGCE with QTS

Teach Science at key stages

Subject knowledge in science

Organisation & communication

Safeguarding & inclusion

UK work rights

Education

PGCE with QTS or equivalent

Job description

• Science Teacher wanted for a supportive secondary school in Luton

• Teach within a department focused on scientific understanding and student progress

• Suitable for experienced Science Teachers, ECTs and appropriately qualified overseas applicants

Our client is looking to recruit a committed and enthusiastic Science Teacher to join a secondary school in Luton. The school is seeking an educator who can deliver high-quality lessons, encourage scientific curiosity and help students develop the knowledge and practical skills necessary for success across the Science curriculum.

This position provides an opportunity to teach Science across the relevant key stages, introducing students to important concepts in Biology, Chemistry and Physics. The successful candidate will be able to explain complex ideas clearly, break down challenging topics into manageable stages and use appropriate teaching approaches to support students with differing abilities.

The school is particularly interested in teachers who can create a classroom atmosphere in which students are encouraged to ask questions, participate in investigations and take responsibility for their learning. You will use a range of approaches, including demonstrations, written activities, structured questioning and practical tasks, to develop students' understanding.

As part of the Science department, you will contribute to curriculum delivery, assessment and the sharing of effective resources. You will also support students in developing the scientific vocabulary, analytical thinking and problem‑solving abilities that are essential for continued progress.

The School Environment

Based in Luton, the school aims to provide an inclusive and ambitious learning environment where students are supported to achieve their best. Staff are expected to maintain clear expectations, establish positive relationships and deliver lessons that are purposeful, accessible and appropriately challenging.

The Science curriculum offers students the opportunity to explore the natural world, investigate how materials behave and understand the physical principles that influence everyday life. The department aims to help learners develop both subject knowledge and the ability to apply scientific understanding in unfamiliar contexts.

The successful applicant will work alongside colleagues who share responsibility for maintaining curriculum standards and supporting students' progress. A willingness to reflect on teaching, respond to assessment evidence and contribute to departmental improvement will be beneficial.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging and well‑structured Science lessons across the relevant key stages.

• Teach Biology, Chemistry and Physics topics in line with subject expertise and curriculum requirements.

• Use demonstrations and practical investigations to strengthen student understanding.

• Assess student work and provide feedback that supports measurable progress.

• Differentiate activities to accommodate varied abilities and learning requirements.

• Encourage students to develop scientific reasoning and independent study habits.

• Maintain high standards of classroom behaviour and laboratory safety.

• Work collaboratively with colleagues to improve resources and teaching practice.

Qualifications and Skills

• A recognised teaching qualification, such as PGCE with QTS or an equivalent recognised qualification.

• The ability to teach Science at the required key stages.

• Strong subject knowledge in one or more scientific disciplines.

• Good organisation, communication and classroom management skills.

• A commitment to safeguarding, inclusion and student achievement.

• The legal right to work in the UK.

The school is happy to consider experienced teachers and ECTs, as well as suitably qualified overseas‑trained teachers.

Reasons to Apply

This is an opportunity to join a school where effective teaching and student development are important priorities. You will be able to develop your professional skills, share ideas with colleagues and help students gain confidence in a subject that opens doors to numerous further education and career opportunities.

Whether you specialise in Biology, Chemistry or Physics, your contribution will help students build the foundations needed to progress in Science and understand its relevance beyond the classroom.