Art ECT – Ipswich
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Job Summary
A vibrant and forward-thinking Good secondary school in Ipswich is seeking a passionate Art ECT to join their established Visual Arts team immediately. This is an ideal environment for an early career teacher who wants to grow within a department that celebrates individuality creative risk-taking and high-quality artistic outcomes.
About the Role
You will teach Art across Key Stages 3 and 4 delivering engaging lessons that develop both technical competence and expressive ability. The curriculum supports students in experimenting with textiles mixed media collage painting digital design and photography. You will receive structured mentoring and be fully supported in planning assessment and classroom routines.
In addition you will have opportunities to:
Support GCSE portfolio development
Curate corridor displays and exhibitions
Assist with extra-curricular art clubs
Contribute to themed cross-curricular creative projects
School Information
This is a school with a strong pastoral ethos excellent behaviour culture and a commitment to staff development. Teachers feel valued and supported through clear communication manageable workload expectations and leadership that genuinely listens.
The Art department is known for its energy collaboration and high-quality learning environment complete with:
Dedicated studio areas
Photography resources
Sketchbook stations
Ample materials and equipment
Candidate Profile
PGCE / QTS in Art
Skilled in a range of techniques and media
Warm patient creative communicator
Reflective practitioner eager to grow
Salary
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Application
Please submit your application with your CV to Natalie Hunter as soon as possible.
Key Skills
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- Design Management
- Account Management
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