Teacher of History role in Waltham Forest | Permanent | September start
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Job Location:
London Borough of Waltham Forest - UK
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
7 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
We are working with a school who are recruiting for an enthusiastic History Teacher for a prestigious secondary school in Waltham Forest. Starting in September 2026 this full-time permanent position is ideal for a specialist who thrives in an academically rigorous setting.
The Role The successful applicant will join a flourishing and mutually respectful place of learning where staff are treated as valued peers. You will be responsible for delivering engaging rigorous History lessons that challenge students to master complex historical concepts with total precision. The school offers a technology-rich workspace and access to professional excellence in a supportive environment. We are looking for a professional who thrives in a scholarly environment and can lead by example.
About the School Situated in a highly accessible location in Waltham Forest this school prides itself on being an aspirational learning community. It provides a tranquil and well-ordered environment where professional excellence is viewed as the cornerstone of collective success. A recent inspection described the school as a beacon of excellence where students receive an exceptional education. The leadership team takes great pride in a supportive culture.
How to Apply Click apply now and fill out the application form. If shortlisted we will call to discuss the role further and arrange a potential interview.
Start Date: September 2026 Contract: Full-Time Permanent
Salary Range: (M1UPS3)
Nearest Station: Walthamstow Central (Victoria Line / Overground)
Benefits: Teacher Pension Scheme cycle-to-work scheme and retail discount portal.
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