Position: Physics Teacher

Location: Milton Keynes

Start Date: September 2025

Salary: andpound;29,344 - andpound;44,919

Contract: Full-Time / Part-Time

Why This Opportunity is Perfect for You:

Are you a passionate Physics Teacher looking to ignite curiosity and inspire the next generation of scientific minds£ We are seeking a dynamic, enthusiastic, and highly motivated Physics Teacher to join a thriving school in Milton Keynes. This is your chance to teach in a forward-thinking institution that values innovation, creativity, and the pursuit of academic excellence.

This role offers not only the opportunity to inspire young minds but also to contribute to an environment where science education is at the heart of the curriculum. If you are ready to join a school that values your input and provides the support you need to flourish professionally, we want to hear from you!

What You''ll Be Doing:

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  Teaching and Inspiring: Lead engaging, dynamic lessons that make the wonders of Physics come alive. Whether you''re explaining the principles of motion, the mysteries of the universe, or the cutting-edge developments in energy, your classes will excite and challenge students.

  
  



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  Innovative Curriculum Delivery: Bring fresh and creative approaches to teaching, using a mix of practical experiments, modern technology, and real-world examples to make Physics relevant and exciting.

  
  



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  Empowering Students: Help students develop a deep understanding of Physics concepts, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills that will benefit them far beyond the classroom.

  
  



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  Collaborative Approach: Work closely with fellow science teachers and a dedicated leadership team to develop an engaging, well-rounded curriculum.

  
  



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  Assessment and Feedback: Regularly monitor student progress, providing constructive feedback and support to help them achieve their best results.

  
  



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  Extracurricular Opportunities: Lead or participate in extracurricular activities that further foster students'' interest in science, from science clubs to competitio