Art Teacher Opportunity at an Excellent School in Salisbury
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30+ days ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
A vibrant and creative 1118 school in Salisbury is seeking a passionate and skilled Art Teacher to join their flourishing Art Department on a full-time permanent basis from January 2026.
About the Role
The successful teacher will deliver Art & Design across KS3KS5 encouraging students to explore techniques in painting sculpture printmaking and digital art. They will guide students in developing their own visual identity while ensuring excellence in technical execution and creativity.
The teacher will also contribute to exhibitions cross-curricular projects and partnerships with local galleries and artists helping students appreciate art in its cultural and historical context.
About the School
This Outstanding school is widely recognised for its inclusive ethos and dedication to creative learning. The Art Department enjoys purpose-built studios photography labs and specialist equipment for mixed media work.
Students produce exceptional GCSE and A-Level portfolios often achieving national recognition. Teachers benefit from a supportive team culture generous professional development opportunities and a leadership team that values the arts as an essential part of whole-child education.
Experience and Qualifications
- QTS/PGCE and degree in Art & Design or Fine Art
- Proven ability to inspire creativity across all key stages
- Excellent technical and organisational skills
- Passion for art education and inclusive practice
How to Apply
Applications are welcomed from innovative Art Teachers eager to inspire creativity and expression within a high-achieving and supportive school.
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