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Chemistry Teacher

Bath
1 week ago
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Location: Bath, Somerset
Contract: Full-Time, Permanent
Salary: MPS/UPS (possible additional responsibility pay)

A prestigious and forward-thinking secondary school in Bath is seeking a motivated Chemistry Teacher to join their high-achieving Science faculty from September 2025. This is an excellent opportunity to teach ambitious students within a department committed to practical enquiry, academic rigour, and scientific innovation.

What You Will Do



Teach Chemistry across KS3 and KS4, with an exciting opportunity to deliver A-Level lessons

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Construct stimulating lessons underpinned by real-world scenarios—energy, polymers, analytical chemistry

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Lead regular practical sessions, model risk assessments, and demonstrate safe lab practice

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Support departmental STEM experiences such as science challenges, university open days, and outreach events

We’re Looking For

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QTS and a degree in Chemistry or close scientific discipline

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Proven experience teaching Chemistry, ideally up to GCSE; A-Level delivery a sought-after asset

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Imaginative and inquiry-led teaching style, capable of making Chemistry engaging and accessible

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Able to mentor students aiming for top grades and science scholarships

About the School

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Consistently strong examination results and a reputation for academic excellence

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Recent upgrade to labs with specialist prep rooms and digital science resources

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A supportive environment with active SLT, collaborative culture, and reduced midday interruptions

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A culture of staff wellbeing with professional development and research-linked learning communities

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