Biology ECT Opportunity at a High-Achieving School in Reading
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30+ days ago
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Job Summary
A high-achieving 1118 school in Reading rated Outstanding by Ofsted is seeking an enthusiastic and driven Biology ECT to join their Science Department on a full-time permanent basis from January 2026.
About the Role
The successful teacher will teach Biology from KS3KS5 delivering lessons that combine theory with experimentation research and fieldwork. They will inspire students to think critically about living systems and develop an appreciation for science as an ever-evolving discipline.
They will also participate in STEM outreach ecological projects and science week events helping students see the broader impact of Biology in areas such as conservation medicine and sustainability.
About the School
The school is celebrated for its exceptional academic outcomes pastoral care and professional culture. The Science Department is equipped with modern laboratories digital microscopes and specialist technicians who assist with practical experiments.
Teachers benefit from a robust ECT support structure personalised CPD and clear routes for progression. Collaboration and wellbeing are key priorities and staff are encouraged to take part in research-led teaching and school-wide innovation initiatives.
Experience and Qualifications
- QTS/PGCE and degree in Biology or related field
- Enthusiasm for practical inquiry-based science
- Excellent communication and organisational skills
- Commitment to developing professional practice
How to Apply
Applications are invited from motivated Biology ECTseager to inspire curiosity scientific literacy and critical thinking within a high-performing supportive school community.
Key Skills
- Events
- IT Audit
- Land Survey
- Accountancy
- Contract
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