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Science ECT
- Posted 25 February 2026
- Salary £40317 - £62496 per annum
- LocationNewham
- Job type Permanent
- Discipline Teachers & ECT's
- ReferenceV-116263
Job description
Science ECT – Newham – September 2026 Start
This Good or Outstanding Secondary school with a thriving sixth form in Newham is known for its inclusive ethos, high academic expectations, and strong pastoral care. The school places a clear focus on scientific literacy, enquiry-based learning, and real-world application across Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Its curriculum is carefully sequenced from KS3 through KS5, ensuring students build deep subject knowledge and strong practical skills. A well-established behaviour framework supports calm, purposeful learning, while a collaborative staff culture ensures both students and teachers are well supported. The school has a strong track record of developing Early Career Teachers and promoting from within.
What the School Offers
The ideal candidate will be a passionate and reflective Science ECT with strong subject knowledge and a commitment to inclusive practice. This role is particularly suited to an ECT seeking a supportive environment with clear guidance, mentoring, and opportunities to grow. Strong communication skills, enthusiasm for Science education, and a willingness to learn are essential for this Science ECT role.
Salary and Contract Info
Ribbons & Reeves is one of London’s leading Education Recruitment agencies. We specialise in helping teachers secure long-term and permanent roles like this Science ECT position in Newham. For more opportunities, search 'Ribbons & Reeves' online or get in touch today — we’re here to support your next step.
Science ECT | September 2026
This Good or Outstanding Secondary school with a thriving sixth form in Newham is known for its inclusive ethos, high academic expectations, and strong pastoral care. The school places a clear focus on scientific literacy, enquiry-based learning, and real-world application across Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Its curriculum is carefully sequenced from KS3 through KS5, ensuring students build deep subject knowledge and strong practical skills. A well-established behaviour framework supports calm, purposeful learning, while a collaborative staff culture ensures both students and teachers are well supported. The school has a strong track record of developing Early Career Teachers and promoting from within.
What the School Offers
- A highly supportive and structured ECT induction programme for a Science ECT
- Weekly CPD, shared planning time, and subject-specific coaching
- Strong technician and support staff provision within the Science department
- A positive staff culture that prioritises wellbeing and workload balance
- Opportunities for progression into KS5 teaching and future leadership roles
- Teaching Science across KS3 and KS4 as a Science ECT, with the opportunity to support KS5
- Delivering engaging, well-planned lessons that promote curiosity and challenge
- Assessing student progress and adapting teaching to meet diverse needs
- Working collaboratively with experienced Science teachers and mentors
- Contributing to enrichment activities and wider school life as a Science ECT
The ideal candidate will be a passionate and reflective Science ECT with strong subject knowledge and a commitment to inclusive practice. This role is particularly suited to an ECT seeking a supportive environment with clear guidance, mentoring, and opportunities to grow. Strong communication skills, enthusiasm for Science education, and a willingness to learn are essential for this Science ECT role.
Salary and Contract Info
- Inner London MPS: £40,317-£52,300, with UPS up to £62,496
- Contract: Full-time, permanent
- TLR opportunities may be available for the right Science ECT in the future
Ribbons & Reeves is one of London’s leading Education Recruitment agencies. We specialise in helping teachers secure long-term and permanent roles like this Science ECT position in Newham. For more opportunities, search 'Ribbons & Reeves' online or get in touch today — we’re here to support your next step.
Science ECT | September 2026