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Newstead Wood School invites applications for a Maths teacher to plan and teach across Key Stages 3 to 5, and to deliver Further Maths at KS4–KS5. The role emphasizes safeguarding, curriculum development, and fostering a collaborative maths department within a thriving learning environment.
The successful candidate will inspire students, contribute to enrichment activities, and uphold high professional standards while delivering engaging maths education across all year groups.
We are a thriving department, where academic excellence and student enthusiasm create an inspiring learning environment. As the most popular A-Level choice, our mathematics provision sits at the heart of our school's success. Our talented students consistently demonstrate exceptional ability and genuine passion for the subject, making teaching here a truly rewarding experience.
Our department stands out for its collaborative approach, where every teacher contributes to curriculum development and has the opportunity to teach across all year groups, from Year 7 through to A-Level. We work with highly motivated, academically gifted students who make teaching a genuine pleasure.
We offer a rich blend of academic excellence and practical application, enhanced by an extensive enrichment program including UKMT challenges, guest lectures, and trips as well as several after school clubs. We believe in a community of learners and cultivate a friendly and supportive culture in our students. Our curriculum pathway incorporates Pearson Edexcel, AQA, and OCR specifications, offering students maximum flexibility in their mathematical journey.
1. Ensure all school safeguarding procedures are adhered to.
2. To plan and teach Maths across key stages 3 to 5 and challenge students to achieve at the very highest level.
3. To plan and teacher Further Maths across key stages 4 & 5 and challenge students to achieve at the very highest level.
4. Be an enthusiastic advocate for Maths and its role in education.
5. Develop strong, collaborative relationships within the Maths department.
Maintain high professional standards of attendance, punctuality, appearance and conduct.
Developing positive and courteous relations with students, parent and colleagues.
Ensure that schemes of work are follow, reviewed and modified to enable the maintenance and development of high standards are teaching and learning.
Keep up to date with developments in Maths and education in general to ensure that best practice is adopted within the department.
Monitor students’ work to ensure high standards are maintained ad identify any specific learning needs.
Ensure that individual pupil progress is regularly assessed, recorded and used to inform future teaching.
Feeding back to students and parents on progress, giving clear guidance for improvement, in accordance to the school’s procedures.
Promote Maths within the school to encourage students’ interest.