Year 4 Teacher | Nottingham
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Job Location:
Nottingham - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Are you an ambitious Year 4 Teacher seeking a Full-Time role from January 2026 A forward-thinking Nottingham primary is recruiting a Year 4 Teacher to lead an engaging Year 4 class. The Year 4 Teacher will take part in pre-term planning prior to January 2026 attend induction in January 2026 and begin teaching from January 2026 as the Year 4 Teacher.
*** Year 4 Teacher Nottingham
*** Year 4 Teacher January 2026
*** Year 4 Teacher Permanent Role
Role summary Year 4 Teacher
The Year 4 Teacher will design coherent sequences in maths and English as the Year 4 Teacher develop vocabulary across foundation subjects as the Year 4 Teacher and coordinate project-based learning as the Year 4 Teacher. The Year 4 Teacher will prepare moderation evidence and share progress with families. The Year 4 Teacher will plan before January 2026 and lead lessons from January 2026.
Year 4 Teacher Requirements
QTS/PGCE and relevant KS2 experience as the Year 4 Teacher.
Strong behaviour and classroom management as the Year 4 Teacher.
Ability to evidence impact on pupil progress as the Year 4 Teacher.
Availability for planning before January 2026 induction in January 2026 and a Full-Time start in January 2026.
Why apply
This Nottingham Full-Time Year 4 Teacher role starting January 2026 offers excellent CPD supportive leaders and the chance to develop as a subject specialist. If you are an experienced Year 4 Teacher ready to inspire children and lead memorable learning apply today.
To be considered for this Year 4 Teacher position please forward an up-to-date version of your CV.
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