English Teacher (ECT) – Tamworth, Staffordshire – January 2026
A well-regarded 11–18 secondary school in Tamworth is seeking a committed and enthusiastic English ECT to join its thriving English faculty from January 2026. This is an excellent opportunity for a newly qualified teacher to begin their career in a supportive, academically ambitious environment.
About the Role
You’ll teach English across KS3–KS4, with opportunities to gradually build toward KS5 once established. The department follows a well-structured curriculum that blends rich literary study with high-quality writing instruction. Reading is a cornerstone of the school’s culture, supported by a modern library, digital reading schemes and strong cross-curricular literacy.
Why This School Is Ideal for ECTs
The school has a strong reputation across Staffordshire for developing new teachers. ECTs receive:
- A reduced timetable with protected non-contact time
- A specialist subject mentor with weekly coaching
- Joint planning sessions with the KS3 and KS4 leads
- Regular developmental learning walks (never punitive)
- Access to local English networks and training hubs
School Environment
With a Good Ofsted rating and strong exam results, the school benefits from:
- Calm, respectful corridors and consistent behaviour routines
- A newly refurbished English block with interactive boards and breakout spaces
- A welcoming staff culture and approachable leadership
Who You Are
- A reflective practitioner with strong subject knowledge
- Passionate about literature, language and inclusive teaching
- Confident in establishing routines and positive relationships
- Eager to contribute to reading clubs, theatre trips or writing workshops
This is the perfect environment for an English ECT wanting real support, stability and a chance to grow.
- Locations
- Staffordshire
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