EYFS Teacher - High Wycombe School September 2024
Dynamic & Lovely School in High Wycombe |September 2024
Are you a determined and driven qualified Primary Teacher looking to inspire children and for an exciting EYFS teacher role from September 2024? Do you want to work in a school that is dedicated to nurturing well-rounded, confident children equipped for their future? If so, Wayman Education would like to hear from you!
We are looking for an EYFS teacher in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire from September 2024! This is an opportunity to work within a lovely one-form entry 'Good’ primary school in Buckinghamshire, Southeast England with a Good Ofsted rating report. The school is looking to appoint a class teacher who will enjoy teaching an academic yet creative, topic-based curriculum in a school with exceptional pastoral care.
*** EYFS Teacher High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
*** EYFS Teacher September 2024
*** EYFS Teacher Permanent Role
The School
This is a lovely and nurturing school in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. It is easily accessible by public transport and seeking to appoint a qualified Primary teacher from September 2024. The school is happy to consider applications from both experienced teachers and ECTs. The school has a supportive culture and is an excellent place for both students and staff members.
EYFS Teacher requirements:
- QTS, PGCE and strong academic record
- Creative, imaginative, determined, resourceful and adaptable practitioner
- Passionate about learning
- Able to demonstrate a track record of success within an EYFS environment
- Able to communicate your passion to children and parents
- Ability to demonstrate outstanding practice in the classroom
Application
If this EYFS Teacher role interests you, please submit your application form along with an updated CV.
- Locations
- High Wycombe
About Wayman Learning Trust
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