History Teacher — Outstanding Secondary School inBirmingham

Start Date: September 2026 Contract: Part-time (0.6 FTE), Permanent Salary: Paid to scale, pro-rata An outstanding secondary school serving a diverse inner-city community in Birmingham is seeking a part-time History Teacher to join its Humanities department. This role offers a genuinely rewarding opportunity for a teacher who is interested in delivering a curriculum that reflects the histories and heritage of the school's diverse student population. You will teach History across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (Edexcel), with a curriculum that includes the study of migration, empire, and the local history of Birmingham itself. The role includes contributing to ongoing curriculum development within the Humanities department, as well as supporting enrichment visits to local museums and heritage sites that connect classroom learning to the city's history. You will also be expected to maintain accurate assessment records and contribute to department planning meetings. School Information This school serves a richly diverse inner-city community, and staff describe a strong sense of shared purpose around making the curriculum relevant and engaging for all students. The Humanities department has been developing its curriculum to better reflect students' own backgrounds and the history of the local area, and new colleagues are welcomed as part of this ongoing work. The school's community ties are strong, with many local partnerships supporting enrichment opportunities. Requirements Degree in History and QTS Strong subject knowledge across KS3-4 History Interest in inclusive curriculum design that reflects students' heritage Effective behaviour management suited to an inner-city setting Willingness to contribute to department planning and enrichment visits Application To apply, please send your CV as soon as possible.