Location - Dansefield Middle School
Role - Key Stage 2 Teacher
Salary - Teachers’ Main Pay Scale/UPS (ror the right candidate, an optional TLR)
Start date - 01/09/2026
Hours - Full time
Contract - Permanent
Closing date - 24/04/2026
Interviews - Week commencing 27/04/2026
We are seeking an inspiring, energetic KS2 teacher to join our ambitious and rapidly improving school.
Danesfield is a unique middle-school setting (Years 5–8), offering the chance to teach motivated pupils at a pivotal stage in their education. You will deliver high-quality, engaging learning in Year 5
or Year 6 and work closely with a supportive, collaborative team who are passionate about making a difference.
We offer excellent professional development, including StepLab coaching, generous non-contact time, and opportunities to teach a specialism into KS3. For the right candidate, an optional TLR for Teaching & Learning is available—ideal for someone with expertise in English, maths or the wider curriculum, and an interest in developing middle-leadership experience alongside our Assistant Headteacher.
If you are committed, reflective and excited to contribute to our journey, we’d love to hear from you.
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