History Teacher (September 2026 MPS-UPS + TLR)

About the School We are a high-achieving, oversubscribed Church of England secondary school with a strong tradition of academic excellence, exceptional pastoral care, and a values-led ethos rooted in Christian principles. We are committed to developing well-rounded young people who are curious, thoughtful, and ambitious. History is a highly valued subject within the Humanities faculty, helping students to understand the past, engage critically with sources, and develop informed perspectives on the modern world. The Role We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Teacher of History to join our successful Humanities department from September 2026. The successful candidate will deliver engaging and academically rigorous History lessons across Key Stages 3 and 4, with the opportunity to teach Key Stage 5 depending on experience. You will inspire students to develop a deep understanding of historical events, themes, and interpretations, while building strong analytical and evaluative skills. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a thriving department with a strong record of student achievement and a collaborative, supportive team culture. Key Responsibilities Teach History across KS3 and KS4 (KS5 desirable) Deliver high-quality, well-planned lessons that develop historical knowledge and skills Foster students’ ability to analyse sources, evaluate interpretations, and construct arguments Use assessment effectively to track progress and inform teaching Contribute to curriculum planning and resource development within Humanities Support student intervention and exam preparation to ensure strong outcomes Promote a love of History through enrichment and wider curriculum opportunities The Ideal Candidate Will Have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent Strong subject knowledge in History Ability to teach GCSE History confidently (A-Level desirable) A passion for storytelling, critical thinking, and historical enquiry Strong classroom management and communication skills Commitment to the ethos and values of a Church of England school A reflective and collaborative approach to teaching and professional growth What We Offer A supportive and high-performing Humanities department Excellent professional development opportunities A well-structured curriculum with strong departmental resources A values-led school community Motivated students with a strong interest in historical study Opportunities for career progression and enrichment leadership