Maths Teacher – Independent School – Sheffield – January 2026 Start
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Job Summary
A wonderful opportunity has become available for an inspiring Maths Teacher to join a reputable Independent School in Sheffield. This full-time role begins January 2026 teaching Mathematics across Key Stages 35 including A-Level.
Maths Teacher
Independent School Sheffield
Full-time position
January 2026 Start
ECTs considered
School Information
This highly regarded Independent School educates roughly 880 pupils aged 1118 and is admired for its blend of academic excellence personalised learning and exceptional pastoral care. The Mathematics department is particularly strong with consistently impressive A-Level results and a strong progression rate for students entering Mathematics Engineering and Computer Science degrees.
The school promotes a culture of scholarship engagement and aspiration. Students have access to small class sizes modern teaching suites digital learning tools and a thriving enrichment programmeincluding UKMT Challenge teams Maths Circles and STEM outreach partnerships. The school invests heavily in staff development offering extensive CPD peer mentoring and leadership growth opportunities.
Experience and Qualifications
Degree in Mathematics or a related discipline
QTS or PGCE
Ability to teach Maths through to A-Level
Strong communication skills and subject passion
Commitment to excellence in teaching learning and student development
Salary
Paid to scale (MPS/UPS or Independent equivalent).
Application
To be considered for this Maths Teacher position please forward your updated CV at your earliest opportunity.
Key Skills
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