Chemistry Teacher School
Listed on 2026-10-17
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Education / Teaching
Chemistry Teacher, High School, Science Teacher
Chemistry Teacher
- Outstanding School
- Wandsworth (September Start)
Are you an enthusiastic and ambitious Chemistry Teacher looking for a permanent position from September within a school where high expectations excellent teaching and student achievement are genuinely valued An Outstanding School in Wandsworth is seeking a dedicated Chemistry Teacher to join its successful Science department on a full-time permanent basis.
Chemistry Teacher Role
Teaching Chemistry across KS3 and KS4 with KS5 teaching available
Wandsworth
MPS1 UPS3 Inner London Salary
Full-time Permanent Chemistry Teacher
September Start
This is an excellent opportunity for a Chemistry specialist who wants to work within a well-established department and contribute to a strong culture of academic achievement.
You will be responsible for delivering engaging and challenging Chemistry lessons across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 with opportunities to teach A-Level Chemistry for the right candidate. The role will involve helping students develop a secure understanding of chemical principles while also encouraging them to apply their knowledge to practical and unfamiliar situations.
The successful candidate will be able to make complex scientific concepts accessible to students while maintaining high academic expectations. You should be confident delivering practical work developing students scientific reasoning and preparing examination classes thoroughly.
Chemistry Teacher
- School Information
The school is an Outstanding School in Wandsworth with a strong reputation for academic achievement and a clear commitment to developing students as confident independent learners.
The school serves a diverse community and has created a purposeful environment in which students are encouraged to work hard and take pride in their progress.
Alongside academic success the school places considerable importance on pastoral care inclusion and student wellbeing. Teachers are expected to build positive relationships with students while maintaining clear and consistent expectations.
The Science department benefits from specialist classrooms and laboratory facilities that allow students to experience Chemistry through both theoretical study and practical investigation.
The department works collaboratively with teachers sharing resources discussing student progress and supporting one another with curriculum planning.
There is also a strong emphasis on professional development. Staff are encouraged to develop their practice through CPD collaboration and opportunities to take on additional responsibilities.
Chemistry Teacher
- The Role
As a Chemistry Teacher you will be expected to:
Plan and deliver high-quality Chemistry lessons
Teach Chemistry across KS3 and KS4
Contribute to KS5 Chemistry teaching where appropriate
Prepare students effectively for GCSE examinations
Develop students scientific knowledge and understanding
Teach chemical concepts through clear explanations and practical examples
Plan and supervise appropriate practical investigations
Develop students laboratory skills
Teach students to work safely with chemicals and laboratory equipment
Develop scientific enquiry and analytical skills
Encourage students to explain and justify their conclusions
Differentiate lessons for students of different abilities
Assess student understanding regularly
Mark and provide constructive feedback
Track student progress
Identify gaps in knowledge
Support intervention and revision programmes
Contribute to departmental planning
Share resources and effective teaching strategies
Maintain high expectations of behaviour
Attend parents evenings
Support extracurricular Science activities
Contribute to the wider school community
You will be expected to create lessons that balance subject knowledge…
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