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Physics ECT

Posted 21 hours ago

  • Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
  • Permanent
  • £31,650 to £49,084 /Yr
  • Sponsored
  • Expires In a month
An innovative and aspirational secondary school in Cheltenham is looking to appoint a Physics ECT to join its accomplished Science department in September. The school has a longstanding reputation for academic success, strong pastoral support, and investment in teacher development.

You’ll be welcomed into a Science faculty that is forward-thinking, well-resourced, and committed to excellence in teaching and learning. The leadership team places significant emphasis on supporting early career teachers with expert mentoring and reduced timetables during induction.

What Makes This School Exceptional?

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High student attainment in STEM subjects and a growing Sixth Form

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Fully equipped Physics labs and access to digital learning platforms

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A Science department that encourages collaboration and continual learning

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Structured ECT support with weekly mentoring, observations, and coaching

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A culture of inclusion, enrichment, and intellectual engagement

In This Role You Will:

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Deliver high-quality Physics lessons at KS3 and KS4, with potential progression to KS5

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Use practical investigations and interactive methods to deepen understanding

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Contribute to the Physics enrichment programme and STEM initiatives

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Receive feedback and development from experienced Physics educators

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Play a full role in the wider life of the school community

Ideal Candidates Will Have:

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A Physics specialism and Qualified Teacher Status (or pending QTS)

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Strong subject knowledge and clarity in explaining complex concepts

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Enthusiasm for experimentation, scientific literacy, and critical thinking

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A commitment to inclusive education and high expectations

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An Enhanced DBS check or willingness to apply

This is an ideal opportunity for a Physics ECT seeking a strong start in a school that is passionate about science education and teacher development