Are you a knowledgeable and inspiring Year 4 Teacher looking for a Full-Time role from January 2026 A forward-thinking Wandsworth primary is looking to appoint a Year 4 Teacher to join its KS2 phase. The successful Year 4 Teacher will be part of planning prior to January 2026 will attend induction in January 2026 and will be teaching from January 2026 as the Year 4 Teacher. This Full-Time Year 4 Teacher post is an excellent opportunity to lead curriculum innovation and enrichment activities.
*** Year 4 Teacher Wandsworth
*** Year 4 Teacher January 2026 start
*** Year 4 Teacher Full-Time role
Role summary - Year 4 Teacher
The Year 4 Teacher will plan coherent sequences in maths and English as the Year 4 Teacher develop enquiry-led foundation topics that build cultural capital as the Year 4 Teacher and lead interventions and enrichment as the Year 4 Teacher. The Year 4 Teacher will coordinate educational visits run club activities and present pupil progress in termly reviews. The Year 4 Teacher will prepare planning before January 2026 attend induction in January 2026 and teach from January 2026 as the Full-Time Year 4 Teacher.
Professional development - Year 4 Teacher
The school offers subject coaching peer observation and leadership pathways so the Year 4 Teacher can progress to subject leadership. From induction in January 2026 the Year 4 Teacher will join CPD cycles and have opportunities to lead curriculum innovation across Key Stage 2.
Person specification - Year 4 Teacher
We require a Year 4 Teacher with QTS secure KS2 practice and an innovative approach to teaching. The Year 4 Teacher should be available for pre-term planning prior to January 2026 induction in January 2026 and to teach from January 2026 as the Full-Time Year 4 Teacher.
To be considered for this Year 4 Teacher position please forward an up-to-date version of your CV.
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