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Year 5 Teacher – Full-Time & Permanent Opportunity in Oxford!
Job summary
A charming primary school in Oxford is seeking a passionate Year 5 Teacher to join their friendly team. This full-time, permanent role offers the chance to lead Year 5 through a rich curriculum focusing on academic and personal growth. You’ll engage with parents, foster independence in pupils, and collaborate with colleagues on innovative teaching methods. The school is known for its academic excellence and strong sense of community, providing opportunities for professional development.
Benefits
Qualifications
- Qualified Teacher Status necessary for this role.
- Experience teaching Key Stage 2 is required, with a strong understanding of its curriculum.
- Ability to create an inclusive and nurturing classroom environment.
Responsibilities
- Lead Year 5 pupils through a varied curriculum focusing on growth.
- Foster a love of learning and independence in pupils.
- Collaborate with colleagues on innovative teaching methods.
- Engage with parents for effective communication and success.
Skills
Education
A wonderful primary school in Oxford is seeking a passionate Year 5 Teacher to join their friendly and committed team. This full-time, permanent position offers the opportunity to teach within a school that focuses on providing an outstanding educational experience for all its pupils, with a strong sense of community.
- Year 5 Teacher
- Full-Time & Permanent Contract
- April Start
- Oxford, Oxfordshire
- Lead Year 5 pupils through a rich and varied curriculum that focuses on both academic and personal growth.
- Foster a love of learning and independence in pupils.
- Work closely with colleagues to develop innovative teaching methods and support student achievement.
- Engage with parents to ensure effective communication and pupil success.
- Qualified Teacher Status.
- Experience teaching Key Stage 2 and a strong understanding of its curriculum.
- Ability to create a stimulating, inclusive, and nurturing classroom environment.
- A school with a reputation for academic excellence and personal development.
- A warm, inclusive atmosphere where both staff and pupils thrive.
- Opportunities for professional development and career growth.
Ready to be part of a school with a strong sense of community and a focus on excellence? Apply today!
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