The King's School
This Teacher of History role is focused on high-quality classroom delivery and student engagement within a successful, supportive department. It is particularly well-suited for someone starting their career (ECT) or returning to the profession.
Here are the core bullet points and requirements for the position:
Core Responsibilities (The “What”)
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Curriculum Delivery: Teach History across mixed-ability classes, ensuring lessons are student-centered and passionate.
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Differentiation: Adapt teaching methods to both support lower-ability students and stretch high-achievers within the same classroom.
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Examination Prep: Contribute to teaching at the GCSE level, with the potential to teach A Level classes.
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Collaboration: Work as a “team player” within a highly experienced department to deliver innovative History resources.
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Secondary Subject (Optional): Ability to teach a second subject like Religion, Philosophy and Ethics (RPE) or general Humanities is a noted advantage.
Candidate Requirements (The “Who”)
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Subject Expertise: Must possess “strong” and “deep” subject knowledge in History.
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Classroom Talent: Must be a dynamic and creative practitioner who can build positive relationships with students.
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Educational Philosophy: A demonstrated commitment to the “Achievement for All” philosophy.
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Experience Level: Open to Early Career Teachers (ECTs), experienced teachers, or those returning to the profession after a break.
Key Professional Traits
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Communication: Able to clearly communicate enthusiasm for History to students of all levels.
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Innovation: A desire to work within an innovative and forward-thinking departmental team.
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Supportive Nature: Willingness to engage with the school’s internal support and development programmes.
Logistics & Timeline
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Start Date: September 2026.
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Status: Full-time (implied), with specific support available for ECTs.
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Application Tip: If you can teach RPE or Humanities, the posting explicitly asks you to state this clearly in your application.
To apply for this job please visit teaching-vacancies.service.gov.uk.