Teacher of Mathematics – Outstanding High School –Brent

An Outstanding, multi-award-winning High School in Brent requires a permanent, full-time Teacher of Mathematics, starting January 2026. This school is renowned for its transformative student progress. About the School This outstanding school is consistently ranked as one of the best schools nationally for student progress and holds a prestigious Ofsted Outstanding rating. The Maths department runs a highly rigorous and structured curriculum, focusing on ensuring all students, regardless of background, achieve exceptional outcomes. The school provides extensive support to its staff, emphasizing clear routines, reduced administrative burden, and a high-challenge, low-threat professional culture. Responsibilities You will deliver structured and impactful instruction across Key Stages 3, 4 (GCSE), and 5 (A-Level). Your core focus is driving high attainment and ensuring mathematical fluency, precision, and problem-solving mastery. You must contribute to intervention and enrichment programmes, supporting students through challenges like the Maths Challenge competitions. You are expected to uphold the school's culture of high expectations for both academic outcomes and student behaviour. Requirements You must hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). You must have passed your induction period and have a proven record of strong teaching outcomes in Mathematics at KS4 and KS5. You must have the right to work in the UK. You must hold a Degree in Mathematics or a related numerical discipline. Benefits You'll receive an excellent salary paid on the national Teachers' Pay Scale (M/UPS), commensurate with your experience, plus potential retention bonuses. You'll be enrolled in the generous Teachers' Pension Scheme (TPS). You'll benefit from exceptional, tailored professional development focused on pedagogical excellence. You'll join a highly motivated and disciplined student body. Application Please send your application for this Teacher of Mathematics position through as soon as possible to Danielle Summerfield.