Job Description
Your day-to-day duties as a Secondary Science Teacher will include:
Creating engaging lesson plans that meet the requirements of the National Curriculum, keeping up-to-date with changes.
Planning classes to include a variety of demonstrations, instruction, hands-on activities, group work and individual projects, providing pupils with opportunities to learn through different methods.
Teaching lessons at an appropriate level to include all pupils, aiding their understanding of the three major sciences: physics, chemistry, and biology.
Adapting teaching approach and materials according to the pupils’ abilities, giving them the opportunity to question and investigate.
Communicating effectively with the pupils so they are clear about the objectives of each lesson and project.
Demonstrating experiments and assisting pupils to safely carry out practical experiments themselves, to enhance their comprehension of the topic.
Encouraging and supporting pupils in their own research for science projects.
Working closely with colleagues in the science department, coordinating lessons
Setting homework and carrying out assessments.
Taking the register, updating records, marking work and writing performance reports.
Establishing good behaviour requirements in the classroom.
Following safeguarding and health and safety procedures.
Meeting with senior staff, parents, or external bodies to discuss pupils’ progress or any concerns.
Attending staff meetings and parents evenings.
On-going training events in or outside of school.
Creating engaging lesson plans that meet the requirements of the National Curriculum, keeping up-to-date with changes.
Planning classes to include a variety of demonstrations, instruction, hands-on activities, group work and individual projects, providing pupils with opportunities to learn through different methods.
Teaching lessons at an appropriate level to include all pupils, aiding their understanding of the three major sciences: physics, chemistry, and biology.
Adapting teaching approach and materials according to the pupils’ abilities, giving them the opportunity to question and investigate.
Communicating effectively with the pupils so they are clear about the objectives of each lesson and project.
Demonstrating experiments and assisting pupils to safely carry out practical experiments themselves, to enhance their comprehension of the topic.
Encouraging and supporting pupils in their own research for science projects.
Working closely with colleagues in the science department, coordinating lessons
Setting homework and carrying out assessments.
Taking the register, updating records, marking work and writing performance reports.
Establishing good behaviour requirements in the classroom.
Following safeguarding and health and safety procedures.
Meeting with senior staff, parents, or external bodies to discuss pupils’ progress or any concerns.
Attending staff meetings and parents evenings.
On-going training events in or outside of school.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Ks3/4 Science Teacher position is now open for candidates interested in the Teacher Jobs sector. This role in Leeds offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Teacher Jobs is a plus.
