ECT of Religious Studies - Outstanding School - Camden
A leading Outstanding Ofsted-rated Mixed Academy in Camden, Central London, known for its exceptional humanities results and supportive staff culture, seeks a talented ECT of Religious Studies for a Maternity Cover, Part-Time (0.6 FTE) role, commencing in January 2026.
Compensation & Contract
- Job Title: ECT of Religious Studies
- Contract: Maternity Cover, Part-Time (0.6 FTE)
- Start Date: January 2026
- Salary: Pro-rata salary based on the Inner London Teachers' Pay Scales (ECT/MPS), including statutory ECT benefits.
The Role
- The successful ECT of Religious Studies will instruct Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 (GCSE) classes, fostering ethical debate and philosophical inquiry.
- The ECT of Religious Studies will benefit from a structured induction programme and close mentoring within a collegiate department.
- The department provides a highly supportive environment for the ECT of Religious Studies to develop their craft.
- The ECT of Religious Studies will play an important role in contributing to the strong intellectual culture of the school.
- The school is seeking an enthusiastic ECT of Religious Studies to cover this absence.
- Applications are welcomed from motivated graduates ready to teach as an ECT of Religious Studies.
- The cover period requires a dedicated ECT of Religious Studies to maintain continuity.
- This role offers a flexible pathway for a highly qualified ECT of Religious Studies.
Requirements
- Holds QTS
- Has the right to work in the UK
- Experience teaching KS3/4 and or KS5
About the School This Outstanding-rated school is highly regarded and focuses on developing confident, articulate, and academically successful young people. The Humanities department is vibrant, well-resourced, and achieves outstanding outcomes.
- Locations
- Camden
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