Teacher KS2

Salary: £32,916 to £45,352 per annum pro rata. Grade: M3 to M6.

Contract:

Permanent.

Hours:

Part Time 0.2 FTE.

Location:

Middleham, North Yorkshire, Middleham Church of England Aided School

Class Teacher KS2

Grade: M3 – M6 (in line with Teachers’ Pay and Conditions)

Hours:
Part Time – Monday or Friday 0.2 FTE from September 2026

Location:
Middleham, North Yorkshire

Executive Headteacher:
Mrs Zoe Hirst

Join Our Federation Family as a Key Stage 2 Teacher in a Year 3 & 4 Class.

Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of children? Do you want to be part of a warm, supportive school community nestled in the beautiful countryside of North Yorkshire? The Federation of Middleham (VA) and Spennithorne (VC) CE Primary Schools invites you to join our dedicated team where your skills and enthusiasm will help shape the learning journey of our pupils.

We are a small, friendly federation of church primary schools serving 101 pupils across two sites. Since federating in 2018, we have created a collaborative, nurturing environment where children in Early Years through to Year 6 learn and grow. Our schools are deeply connected to our local communities and churches, supported by North Yorkshire Council’s Senior Education Advisor and the Diocese of Leeds.

Our vision is to inspire children to reach their full potential academically, socially, and emotionally, grounded in Christian values and a commitment to inclusion. We pride ourselves on high standards, a positive atmosphere, and a curriculum that challenges and excites every child.

We are looking to appoint a class teacher who:

• Inspires, engages and motivates pupils to reach their full potential, while upholding the school’s positive ethos and core values
• Plans and delivers engaging, high-quality lessons to meet the needs of all learners
• Demonstrates a strong commitment to teaching, learning and professional development
• Works effectively as part of a vibrant and dedicated team
• Has high expectations and a clear focus on improving pupil attainment and achievement
• Builds positive, supportive relationships with pupils, families and colleagues
• Consistently models the positive attitudes, values and behaviours that support good progress and outcomes
• Supports the Christian vision and the core Christian values of the school

• The opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of our children
• A friendly, welcoming and collaborative staff team
• A strong commitment to your professional development