Drama Teacher (ECTs Welcome) – Secondary School and SixthForm in Warwickshire

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Drama Teacher to join a thriving secondary school and sixth form in Warwickshire. This is a full-time position beginning in January, open to Early Career Teachers who are looking for a supportive environment to complete their induction years. Full-time Drama Teacher required from January Large secondary school and sixth form with excellent academic outcomes Comprehensive induction and mentoring programme for ECTs Enthusiastic pupils with strong interest in the arts and excellent behaviour This is the ideal role for an Early Career Teacher looking to develop their skills in a vibrant and creative Performing Arts department. Drama is at the heart of the school’s cultural life, with regular school productions, house drama competitions and opportunities for pupils to take part in LAMDA and performing arts festivals. GCSE Drama outcomes are consistently strong, with 74% of students achieving grade 5 and above in 2023, while A-Level Theatre Studies achieved 81% A*–C. Requirements • Qualified Drama Teacher with QTS (or pending QTS for ECTs) • Ability to teach Drama across KS3–KS4 (KS5 desirable but not essential for ECTs) • Passionate about performance, theatre and inspiring young people through the arts • Organised, reflective and eager to learn from experienced colleagues • Legal right to work in the UK Salary & Benefits This role is paid to scale on MPS. As an ECT, you will benefit from: • A two-year induction programme tailored to your needs • A reduced timetable in your first year to focus on planning and professional development • Weekly mentoring sessions and regular feedback from experienced colleagues • Subject-specific CPD opportunities and whole-school training • Strong wellbeing and pastoral support for new staff • Opportunities to direct productions, run clubs, and contribute to enrichment from the start of your career About the School This large and ambitious school educates over 1,800 pupils aged 11–18 and has recently moved into a purpose-built, modern campus with state-of-the-art facilities. The Sixth Form is a particular strength, with many students progressing to top universities, including Russell Group institutions. The Performing Arts department is well-resourced, with a dedicated theatre space, drama studios and access to modern technical equipment. Behaviour across the school is excellent, and pupils are motivated, enthusiastic and keen to participate in creative opportunities. For an Early Career Teacher, the supportive staff culture and modern facilities provide the perfect foundation for professional growth. Application To apply for this opportunity as a Drama Teacher (suitable for ECTs), please forward your CV at the earliest opportunity.