KS2 Role Available from April Slough Prep School
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Job Summary
Are you a KS2 specialist available from April We are recruiting for a Year 5 Teacher to join a premier Prep School in Slough. This role is full-time and temporary until further notice. The school prides itself on recognising commonalities and celebrating differences creating a unique environment where academic excellence and mutual respect go hand-in-hand. You will be joining a team of enthusiastic teachers dedicated to helping children reach their highest potential.
Responsibilities
Create an engaging classroom environment for Year 5 pupils across the core curriculum
Implement a creative and challenging curriculum enriched by diverse opportunities
Foster an atmosphere of service to others and mutual tolerance
Utilise the schools wide range of facilities in Art Drama and Sport to inspire students
Prepare pupils for secondary education through high-calibre instruction and pastoral care
Qualifications and Experience
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
Passion for KS2 education and a creative approach to lesson delivery
Strong communication skills to liaise effectively with parents and the wider community
Must have the right to work in the UK
Salary and Benefits
Competitive Salary
A full-time position starting in April 2026
The chance to work in one of the leading prep schools in the Berkshire area
A nurturing ethos that encourages both staff and students to thrive
How to Apply Ready to inspire a Year 5 class in a top-performing school submit your CV now!
Key Skills
- Culinary Experience
- Food Handling
- Restaurant Experience
- Food Preparation Experience
- Food Service
- Kitchen Experience
- Hospitality Experience
- Guest Relations Experience
- Cooking
- Baking
- Sanitation
- Knife Skills
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