Social Sciences Curriculum Lead - Exceptional Buckingham School

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26.04.2025

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Are you a passionate Social Sciences teacher looking to integrate ethical, philosophical, and faith-based perspectives into your curriculum leadership?

Do you want to develop socially responsible, reflective learners in a school that values both academic excellence and moral education?

The Role

A respected faith-based secondary school in Bristol is seeking a Curriculum Lead for Social Sciences to guide an ethically driven, values-led curriculum across Sociology, Psychology, and Politics. You will play a pivotal role in helping students explore social justice, global issues, and moral reasoning, ensuring that they are well-prepared for both academic success and responsible citizenship.

Why Join This School?

• Faith-Centered Approach: Teach Social Sciences through the lens of moral philosophy, ethics, and social responsibility.
• Strong Community Ethos: Work in a values-driven environment where student well-being and character development are prioritized.
• Leadership Development: Benefit from CPD, faith-based leadership training, and career progression opportunities.
• Interdisciplinary Learning: Collaborate with RE, Citizenship, and Humanities departments to explore social and ethical issues.
• Inspirational Learning Environment: Engage students through guest lectures, charity initiatives, and social justice projects.

Your Responsibilities

• Develop and implement a rigorous, values-driven Social Sciences curriculum, ensuring that it aligns with both academic standards and ethical learning.
• Teach Sociology, Psychology, or Politics at KS3 to KS5, encouraging students to engage critically with the world around them.
• Support staff in delivering inclusive and reflective teaching, ensuring that diverse perspectives are represented.
• Build strong community partnerships with faith organizations, charities, and policymakers to enhance real-world learning.
• Organize extracurricular opportunities, such as debate clubs, social justice initiatives, and interfaith discussions.

Who We’re Looking For

• A qualified Social Sciences teacher (QTS) with experience in Sociology, Psychology, or Politics.
• A leader with a passion for ethical education and values-based curriculum development.
• A team player who thrives in a faith-based, supportive school environment.
• An educator committed to fostering social awareness, critical thinking, and responsible citizenship.

How to Apply

If you are excited to lead Social Sciences in a faith-based setting, we encourage you to submit your CV today.