Maths Teacher Outstanding Ofsted School
Job Summary
Mathematics Teacher Outstanding School in Hammersmith
Location: Hammersmith & Fulham West London
Position: Mathematics Teacher (KS3 / KS4 optional KS5)
Contract Type: Full-time Permanent / Long-term
Start Date: January 2027 (or maybe sooner)
Salary: Inner London Pay Scale (MPS1 UPS3:)
We are currently seeking a talented and ambitious Mathematics Teacher to join a high-performing Outstanding Ofsted-rated secondary school in Hammersmith.
This is an exceptional opportunity to work within a well-resourced Maths department with an established culture of academic excellence strong student behavior and a highly supportive Senior Leadership Team.
Teach high-quality Mathematics lessons across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (opportunity to teach A-Level / KS5 for suitably qualified candidates).
Plan and deliver engaging lessons that challenge students of all ability levels.
Monitor student progress and implement targeted interventions where necessary.
Contribute to department curriculum development and extracurricular STEM initiatives.
Ofsted Rating: Outstanding in all categories.
State-of-the-art facilities and modern ICT resources across the department.
Excellent behavior management policies and high student engagement.
Comprehensive Continuous Professional Development (CPD) and clear pathways for career progression.
Conveniently located near major Underground lines (Hammersmith & City District Piccadilly).
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent (ECTs and experienced teachers are welcome to apply).
Relevant degree in Mathematics or a closely related discipline.
Proven track record of delivering strong outcomes at GCSE.
Full right to work in the UK.
To apply for this Mathematics Teacher position please submit an up-to-date CV below to be considered for an immediate interview.
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