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Physics Teacher

Physics Teacher

Norbury High School for Girls (NHSG)

Croydon

  • £34,514 - £51,179 per year
  • Quick apply
  • Expired
Salary:
MPS/UPS
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
01/09/2024
Apply by:
2 June 2024

Job overview

Interviews will be arranged on receipt of suitable applications

We are looking for an exceptional Physics teacher to collaborate with our team in elevating student attainment and achievement levels within the department. The ideal candidate should possess a strong passion for science, along with excellent subject knowledge, to motivate students towards embracing STEM subjects and exploring related career opportunities. The ability to teach Physics to KS5 is preferred, however it is essential to have the capability to teach all sciences up to KS4 and demonstrate effective classroom management skills.

The science faculty comprises 10 fully equipped labs and a classroom, with each teacher assigned to their lab. There are also 2 office spaces and a fully equipped kitchen dedicated to the science faculty. Science is taught as separate subjects from KS3 to KS4, primarily by subject-specific teachers. Teachers have access to a shared drive containing lesson resources and teaching timelines managed by Heads of Departments. The Lead Practitioner collaborates with science teachers to identify and support underperforming students. New teachers receive mentorship within the faculty to aid in their integration. Our school hosts a highly successful STEM club and engages in Physics challenge activities for high-achieving students.

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About Norbury High School for Girls (NHSG)

At Norbury High, we are proud of our reputation for providing a happy, caring and inclusive learning environment. We draw strength from - and take pride in - our cultural diversity and richness.

Through our forward-looking curriculum we prepare our students to take their places in the local, national and global communities, offering them academic excellence as well as a wealth of opportunities to enrich their learning and better equip them for the future.

Our mission statement

Norbury High School for Girls, part of The Manor Trust, is a unique, forward-thinking and diverse community dedicated to delivering our key values:

  • Empowerment – As a single-sex school, we empower the women of the future and support our girls to realise their potential
  • Equality – We celebrate the diversity within our community and our students understand and embrace each other’s differences
  • Empathy – Our students learn to treat each other with respect and understanding, developing interpersonal skills of empathy and communication during their time at our school
  • Excellence – Our students are given the tools and support they need to aim high, become independent learners and achieve their best

Norbury High provides its students with the support, knowledge and opportunities they deserve to become empowered and empathetic individuals who value equality and strive for excellence.

Working with us:

We have free onsite parking, a health cash plan with Simply Health, Bike2Work scheme and staff well-being programme which includes a staff reward scheme, regular social activities and a well-being garden.

We follow Standard Teacher Pay and Conditions and Teacher Pension and support staff can join the Local Government Pension Scheme. ECT’s follow an established induction and mentor programme while more experienced staff are able to join our leadership training programmes. Many among our teaching staff enrol in our fully funded school-based MA programme run in conjunction with St Mary's University. The Trust is a member of PiXL.

We are located in the north of the borough with onsite parking and excellent transport links to London and the surrounding areas.

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