Science Technician | Outstanding Secondary School | Haringey
A well-established Outstanding Secondary School in Haringey is seeking a dedicated Science Technician to join its busy and supportive Science Department from October 2026.
You will be an important part of the department, helping teachers deliver practical Science lessons safely and effectively while ensuring laboratories, equipment and resources are maintained to a high standard.
What You’ll Be Doing
Preparing practical equipment and materials for lessons
Supporting Biology, Chemistry and Physics practicals
Setting up experiments and demonstrations
Preparing and safely handling chemicals and other resources
Maintaining laboratory equipment and facilities
Checking stock and arranging replenishment of consumables
Keeping laboratories clean, organised and ready for teaching
Following COSHH and wider school health and safety procedures
Assisting teachers and students during practical activities
The Ideal Candidate
We are looking for someone who is methodical, proactive and hands-on, with a genuine interest in Science. Previous experience in a school Science Department or laboratory environment would be beneficial.
You will need excellent organisational skills, good attention to detail and the ability to manage several practical requirements across a busy school day. A relevant Science qualification or laboratory experience would be advantageous.
Why Apply?
October 2026 start
Full-time, permanent contract
Outstanding Ofsted-rated school
Haringey location
Supportive Science Department
Well-resourced practical facilities
Professional development and career opportunities
Varied and rewarding role working alongside teachers and students
If you are ready to take on a permanent Science Technician position in Haringey, send us your CV today.
- Locations
- Haringey
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