Teacher (After-school)

Teacher (After-school) - £ 30.00 per hour including 12.7% holiday pay - Stable Way W10 6QX

Do you have the skills to inspire young learners and help them grow in confidence? Are you an experienced teacher who enjoys working closely with communities to make a real difference?

The Westway Trust is a unique charity rooted in North Kensington. We are looking for an After-school Teacher to support children from the Traveller community through high-quality, engaging learning.

The role

This is a part-time, term-time position delivering after-school teaching to children up to age 8. You will focus on improving attainment in reading, writing and spelling, working mostly one-to-one with some small group sessions.

You will play a key role in supporting children’s progress while helping to shape and grow this provision in line with community needs.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging out-of-school teaching across Early Years, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2
• Support children’s learning using a range of approaches, including ICT
• Work closely with the Traveller Teacher/mentor to share progress and plan support
• Keep accurate records of sessions and children’s development
• Provide clear feedback on progress where needed
• Build positive relationships with families to support learning at home
• Set up and clear down teaching spaces
• Follow safeguarding policies at all times

About our company

The Westway Trust stewards 23 acres of space under the A40, supporting a vibrant community in North Kensington. With over one million visitors each year, our estate includes green spaces, charities, businesses and cultural facilities.

We work closely with local people and organisations to create opportunities that support social, environmental and economic wellbeing.

The Benefits

• Term-time working (39 weeks per year)
• Opportunity to make a meaningful local impact
• Supportive and community-focused environment

The person

You will be a qualified teacher (QTS or equivalent) with experience across early years or primary education.

You should also have:

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• An understanding of safeguarding practices
• Experience supporting children with additional needs
• Confidence using ICT to support learning
• The ability to keep clear and accurate records
• A commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion

Experience working with Traveller communities is welcome but not essential.

What’s next

If you are ready to support young learners and be part of a valued community initiative, we would love to hear from you—please apply today.