Year 6 Primary Teacher

EdEx – Education Recruitment
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9 months ago
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Year 6 Primary Teacher + TLR2B - September 2025An inspiring primary school in Greenwich, South East London is searching for an experienced Year 6 Primary Teacher to join their 3 form entry school in September. The Head Teacher is eagerly searching for an experienced Year 6 Primary Teacher who can take on additional responsibility, taking over from the current Year 6 Teacher who is being promoted to Assistant Head.The Head is able to offer a good degree of flexibility in terms of TLR, providing you are a strong Year 6 Primary Teacher then one the following can be available:Year 6 Primary Teacher + Lead Teacher TLRYear 6 Primary Teacher + Maths LeadYear 6 Primary Teacher + Phase LeaderThis is a full time Year 6 Primary Teacher position with additional out-of-class time to accommodate for the paid responsibility you wish to take on.Some highlights of the school:Ofsted 'Outstanding' 2024

- No pressure of Ofsted anytime soonEstablished SLT

- Lead by an inspiring, down-to-earth and for lack of a better term, normal Executive Head Teacher!Brilliant CPD & Progression

- Track record for developing teachers and Leaders to an Outstanding level. Passionate about bespoke CPD and career developmentSmall Federation

- Part of a two-school federation, 6 forms in total. Both local within Greenwich, governed by the LEA. Great for added career progression and modelling best practice.Full details of this Year 6 Primary Teacher + TLR:ROLE DETAILS - Primary Teacher + TLRPrimary Teacher + English LeadFlexibility on Year GroupSeptember 2025 start dateMPS2 - UPS3 Inner London + TLR2B £5500£40,609 - £60,288 per annum + TLR2BFull time, Permanent school contractExcellent support & CPD opportunitiesSCHOOL DETAILS - Primary Teacher / Primary ECTOfsted 'Outstanding' 20243 Form EntryStrong, inspirational leadership teamEstablished team of strong primary teachers and practitionersLow SEN, PP & EALPERSON SPEC - Primary Teacher / Primary ECTQualified Primary TeacherExperienced teaching in Year 6UK QTS is essentialStrong academic background desiredStrong, ambitious Year 6 Primary TeacherPersonable and a team playerYear 6 Primary Teachers interested in growing their career and taking on additional responsibilities are urged to applyIf you're interested in this Year 6 Primary Teacher + TLR vacancy, please apply ASAP. The school are actively interviewing and will appoint as soon as the right candidate is found.This is a permanent Year 6 Primary Teacher + TLR position employed directly by the school/LEA.Year 6 Primary Teacher + TLR2B - September 2025

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