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📢Class Teacher 

Location - Romford, Essex

Contract Type - Fixed Term

Contract Term - Part-Time

Salary - £15,148.00 - £22,461.00 Annually (Actual)

Our client Is seeking a motivated and reliable individual for a part-time, fixed-term position at a friendly and supportive primary school in Romford, Essex. The successful candidate will play an important role in helping to create an engaging and inclusive learning environment, supporting pupils’ development and contributing positively to the school community. This opportunity is ideal for someone passionate about working with children and keen to make a meaningful impact within an educational setting.

Our client belongs to the pupils, as without them there is no school therefore, all decisions are based around their needs and are completely child-centred. The three key values of Respect, Belief, and Excellence underpin everything they do, forming a core part of daily school life. The school continually strives to deliver a world-class education for all pupils and is committed to ensuring success for all.

Our client comprises a popular Nursery provision and a three-form Infant and Junior School, offering excellent education and opportunities for children aged 3 to 11 years. All areas of the school work closely together, sharing systems, strategies, staff, and expertise to create a seamless journey for pupils as they transition through their educational stages.

Class teachers use their knowledge and enthusiasm to engage with children, inspiring them to enjoy learning, be confident in their abilities and take pride in their achievements from a young age.

Through a mix of resources class teachers help motivate pupils of all abilities to study and investigate lesson topics. From maths and English through to music and physical education (P.E.), they use interactive and engaging teaching methods to bring national curriculum subjects to life.

Beyond the classroom, it is the job of a class teacher to work alongside colleagues to plan and prepare schoolwork in accordance with curriculum guidelines. They also work with parents and carers to ensure that pupils have a supportive learning environment both at home and school.