Teacher of Humanities

Lordswood Boys' School; Warley Wigorn; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A reputable educational institution in Warley Wigorn is seeking a full-time Teacher of Humanities to start in January 2026. The successful candidate will teach History, Geography, and Religious Education at KS3 and may specialise at KS4, depending on expertise. The role includes designing engaging lessons, using assessments for student progression, and collaborating with colleagues. Candidates must have a strong ability to inspire students and contribute to school activities. Attractive salary negotiable based on experience.

Qualifications

• Strong practitioner able to inspire learners across various abilities.
• Capable of teaching across History, Geography, and Religious Education.
• Genuine passion for Humanities.
• Desire to contribute in school life beyond teaching.

Responsibilities

• Teach across Humanities subjects at KS3, with potential KS4 specialism.
• Design engaging lessons that promote global awareness.
• Use assessments to support learner progression.
• Collaborate to develop high-quality curriculum resources.
• Participate in extracurricular activities.

Skills

Classroom management

Curriculum development

Critical thinking promotion

Collaboration

Inspiring learners

Job description

Lordswood Boys' School, Birmingham – Teacher of Humanities (Full‑time, permanent). The role starts in January 2026 and offers a salary that is negotiable for the right candidate. It includes the MPS/UPS plus TLR (based on experience and role level). Applicants must apply by Friday 20 Feb 2026 (Midday) – interview dates will begin the week commencing 2 March 2026 or sooner, depending on the flow of applications.

Why Lordswood Boys' School?

• Rapid growth in student numbers and academic outcomes.
• Humanities is a core part of the EBacc offering, led by a dedicated Director of Learning.
• A strong CPD culture – leadership coaching, NPQs and cross‑subject collaboration.
• Unwavering student curiosity – pupils are enthusiastic about learning and proud of their school.
• Real scope to innovate and influence curriculum and pedagogy across the humanities disciplines.

Your Role / Responsibilities

As a Teacher of Humanities you will:

• Teach across History, Geography and Religious Education at KS3, with the possibility of KS4 specialism depending on expertise.
• Design and deliver engaging, thought‑provoking lessons that promote critical thinking and global awareness.
• Use assessment to inform planning, support progression, and stretch every learner.
• Collaborate with faculty colleagues to develop high‑quality curriculum resources.
• Take part in fieldwork, enrichment activities or cross‑curricular projects that bring humanities to life.
• For those with leadership potential: contribute to curriculum development, lead departmental initiatives or mentor early‑career teachers.

Who Are We Looking For? / Qualifications

• A strong classroom practitioner, able to inspire learners across a range of abilities.
• Capable of teaching across all three humanities disciplines, or willing to upskill in areas of development.
• A genuine passion for the human story – past, present and future.
• Desire to play a wider role in school life, contributing to clubs, trips or student voice.
• For leadership candidates: a track record of curriculum innovation, coaching others or raising standards.
• Experience or a willingness to engage with south‑well children and enrich their learning experience.

Safeguarding & Inclusion

We are fully committed to safeguarding, safer recruitment and promoting student welfare. Our rigorous recruitment process ensures that all staff share our high expectations and commitment to inclusion. We oppose all forms of unlawful discrimination and are committed to providing equal opportunities for all.

Application Process

Send your application to Rajdip Kaur Kang (Headteacher) at [e-mail] and John Insley (Assistant Principal) at [e-mail]. You may also call 0121 464 2837. Successful candidates will be subject to enhanced DBS checks and must provide two references, including the most recent employer.

Apply now – join us to shape lives and lead the future at Lordswood Boys' School.