Teacher of History Independent Girls' School Haringey
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Job Summary
A leading independent Girls School in Haringey North London recognised for its superb humanities department and success in fostering intellectual independence is seeking a confident Teacher of History for a Maternity Cover Full-Time position commencing January 2026.
Compensation & Contract
- Job Title: Teacher of History
- Contract: Maternity Cover Full-Time
- Start Date: January 2026
- Salary: Competitive salary structured on the independent school pay scale.
The Role
- The successful Teacher of History will instruct pupils across Key Stages 3 4 (GCSE) and 5 (A-Level) covering a broad and rigorous curriculum.
- The Teacher of History will be responsible for fostering critical analysis and independent research skills amongst students.
- The school requires the Teacher of History to run co-curricular history societies or debating clubs during the cover period.
- The Teacher of History will benefit from a dedicated and experienced departmental team.
- This is a full-time opportunity for a talented Teacher of History.
- The appointed Teacher of History will assist in promoting the intellectual life of the school.
- We welcome applications from committed individuals for the role of Teacher of History.
- The school seeks to appoint a professional and enthusiastic Teacher of History.
Requirements
- Holds QTS
- Has the right to work in the UK
- Experience teaching KS3/4 and or KS5
About the SchoolThis independent girls school is known for fostering academic excellence and confidence in its pupils. The Humanities department is dynamic and well-resourced providing an inspiring environment for staff and students alike.
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