Science Teacher - September 2026

Science Teacher - September 2026

Position: Science TeacherStart Date: September 2026Location: Farnham, SurreyContract Type: Full-time, PermanentSalary: £34,398 to £52,490 per annum

High-Achieving Secondary School in Farnham

This is a high-achieving secondary school known for its strong leadership, inclusive values, and close-knit community. A consistent staff team creates a stable and collaborative environment where both students and educators are well supported. The school combines modern facilities with forward-thinking teaching approaches, underpinned by a clear commitment to helping every student reach their full potential.

Science Teacher - September 2026

Key Responsibilities:

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• Plan and deliver engaging and well-structured Science lessons across Key Stages 3 and 4 (KS5 desirable)
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• Inspire curiosity and enthusiasm for Science while developing students' analytical and investigative skills
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• Monitor, assess, and report on student progress, providing timely and constructive feedback
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• Contribute to curriculum development and share best practice within the Science department
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• Support practical learning through well-organised laboratory activities and experiments
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Science Teacher - September 2026

Requirements:

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• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) - essential
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• Experience teaching Science in a UK secondary school
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• Strong subject knowledge in Biology, Chemistry or Physics
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• Effective classroom management and a commitment to maintaining high standards
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• A passion for inspiring young people and contributing positively to school culture
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Why Join?

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• Supportive, welcoming and collaborative Science department
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• Strong pastoral leadership and proven staff support
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• Access to excellent teaching resources and modern facilities
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• Beautiful Surrey location with convenient transport links
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If you are a dedicated Science Teacher looking for a rewarding role, we would be delighted to hear from you.

Science Teacher - September 2026

Apply now or contact Louis Denison-Foster at Academics.