Teaching Personnel
£135 - 250 per day
St Helens
Temporary | Part Time
21/09/2026
No
Location: St Helens, Merseyside
Start date: 2nd November
Contract: Long-term
Hours: Monday to Thursday
Pay: £135 to £250 per day, depending on experience and AWR
Are you a confident primary teacher who enjoys variety and can quickly build positive relationships across different classes?
Teaching Personnel is recruiting a KS2 PPA Teacher for a welcoming Catholic primary school in St Helens. The successful teacher will provide planned cover across Key Stage 2, helping the school release class teachers for their planning, preparation and assessment time.
This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys teaching different year groups but would prefer the consistency of working within one school.
You will teach across Years 3 to 6, following planning and schemes already in place wherever possible.
Your responsibilities will include:
The timetable may include a mixture of core and foundation subjects, so the successful teacher should be comfortable teaching across the wider primary curriculum.
The school would like to meet teachers who:
Applications are welcome from experienced teachers, ECTs with strong KS2 placement experience, returning teachers and regular supply teachers looking for a more consistent school.
The role is based at a Catholic primary school in St Helens that educates children from Nursery through to Year 6. Its ethos centres on providing a caring and inclusive environment in which confidence, independence, resilience and academic achievement are nurtured.
The school places importance on preparing pupils for the next stage of education while helping them contribute positively to their community. Applicants do not need to be Catholic, but they should be comfortable supporting the school's faith-based values and wider community life.
The school is based in the WA10 area of St Helens, within reach of St Helens town centre and surrounding areas such as Eccleston, Liverpool, Windle, Prescot, Thatto Heath and Rainford.
St Helens is served by a broad local bus network, with routes connecting the town centre and surrounding communities. Candidates using public transport should check their individual journey before applying, while drivers should be able to access the school from the wider St Helens and Merseyside areas.