PHSE Teacher

Justteachers is seeking a passionate, adaptable and resilient PHSE Teacher in the Oakham area. This full‑time role is to start as soon as possible, with shortlisting currently taking place.

This nurturing provision supports pupils who have experienced significant barriers to mainstream education. The school delivers a flexible, relationship‑centred and trauma‑informed curriculum to help learners re‑engage, build confidence and achieve meaningful progress. Humanities is a key part of the curriculum in helping pupils understand themselves, their community and the wider world.

• Planning and delivering engaging Humanities lessons across RS, Geography and PSHE to KS3–KS4 pupils
• Adapting lessons to meet the needs of learners working below age‑related expectations
• Using creative, practical and discussion‑based approaches to promote curiosity, self‑reflection and emotional development
• Building strong, trusting relationships to support engagement, attendance and behaviour
• Embedding trauma‑informed and restorative practices throughout your teaching
• Working collaboratively with pastoral teams, behaviour specialists and school leaders
• Monitoring pupil progress and supporting personalised learning plans

• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent
• Strong subject knowledge across RS, Geography and PSHE
• Experience teaching pupils with SEMH needs
  , SEND or those working outside of mainstream expectations
• Effective behaviour management and de‑escalation skills
• A patient, consistent and nurturing approach to teaching
• The ability to create an inclusive and structured learning environment
• Two or more professional references within education

• Is passionate about helping young people understand the world and their place within it
• Can adapt teaching to suit individual needs and emotional readiness
• Values creativity, relationship‑building and personalised learning
• Thrives in a supportive and collaborative SEMH environment

Apply today to join a dedicated SEMH team in Spilsby and inspire young people through meaningful, engaging Humanities teaching.