History Teacher at a Large and Inclusive Academy inNottingham – January 2026

About the Role A thriving and ambitious secondary academy in Nottingham is seeking an engaging History Teacher to join its Humanities faculty from January 2026. This full-time, permanent post offers the opportunity to teach across Key Stages 3 and 4, with A-Level teaching available for suitably experienced candidates. It’s a fantastic opportunity for a teacher who values inclusivity, creativity and academic challenge within a supportive, forward-looking environment. Key Details Position: Teacher of History Contract: Full-time, permanent Start Date: January 2026 Key Stages: 3 – 4 (with KS5 available) Suitable for: Experienced teachers or ECTs The Department and Facilities The Humanities department is one of the largest and most successful in the school, offering an ambitious and knowledge-rich curriculum that encourages students to think critically and develop a love of enquiry. The History team has a strong reputation for collaboration, enthusiasm and consistently improving outcomes at all key stages. You’ll benefit from: Purpose-built teaching rooms equipped with interactive technology and digital resources A broad, engaging curriculum covering local, national and international history A department that values discussion, curiosity and academic rigour Access to high-quality CPD through a large, well-resourced trust network Opportunities to lead enrichment activities such as historical visits, clubs and themed days What You’ll Be Doing You’ll deliver engaging, well-structured lessons that bring the past to life — helping students understand change, continuity, and perspective while developing key analytical and evaluative skills. In addition, you’ll: Contribute to ongoing curriculum and resource development Support GCSE and A-Level students in achieving excellent outcomes Encourage debate, reflection and independent research Participate in enrichment and trust-wide projects that extend learning beyond the classroom About You You’ll bring: QTS, PGCE or equivalent teaching qualification A strong subject knowledge and genuine enthusiasm for History The ability to plan lessons that inspire curiosity and critical thinking A collaborative approach and commitment to high expectations for all learners Willingness to contribute to the wider school and community life About the School This large 11–18 academy serves a diverse and vibrant community and is part of a respected multi-academy trust known for its commitment to inclusion, aspiration and continuous improvement. The school combines strong academic ambition with a nurturing ethos, creating an environment where every student can achieve and thrive. Facilities are modern and extensive, including specialist Humanities classrooms, science laboratories, a theatre space and a well-resourced Sixth Form centre. Staff enjoy access to high-quality professional development, trust-wide collaboration and a leadership team that prioritises wellbeing and professional growth. What’s on Offer Competitive salary in line with experience and qualifications Excellent CPD and leadership development opportunities Collaborative working culture within a large Humanities faculty Access to modern facilities and digital learning tools The chance to make a real impact in a diverse, ambitious school community Ready to Join? If you’re an enthusiastic History Teacher looking to inspire curiosity and critical thinking in a supportive and forward-looking academy, we’d love to hear from you. Please submit your CV to apply.