Art & Design Teacher – Outstanding Secondary School – West Sussex
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Job Summary
Art & Design Teacher Outstanding Secondary School West Sussex
Are you a creative and motivated Art & Design Teacher seeking an exciting teaching opportunity An Outstanding school in West Sussex is looking to appoint a skilled Art Teacher to join their flourishing Creative Arts Department. ECTs and experienced teachers are welcome to apply.
About the Role:
This is a full-time permanent role beginning in April. You will teach Art & Design across Key Stages 3 and 4 with opportunities for Key Stage 5 depending on experience. Students range widely in ability including exceptionally artistic learners who benefit from strong differentiation and structured creative development.
About the School:
This Outstanding school is highly regarded for its calm environment excellent behaviour and impressive academic success. The Art Department is one of the schools standout faculties supported by modern studios specialist equipment and a collaborative team. The school places high value on developing creativity and expression through the arts.
We are looking for someone who:
Is passionate about Art creativity and visual expression.
Can teach Art & Design at KS3 and KS4.
Holds QTS or PGCE.
Has a relevant Art-based degree.
Can provide engaging and inclusive lessons.
Contributes enthusiastically to the school community.
On offer:
Competitive MPS/UPS salary.
Excellent resources and specialist art spaces.
Supportive leadership and a positive team environment.
Opportunities to participate in art shows and exhibitions.
How to Apply:
If this sounds like the perfect role please submit your CV as soon as possible.
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