Teacher of Humanities

Teacher of Humanities - Basingstoke

Start Date: September 2026
Contract: Full time / Permanent
Salary: MPR / UPR (£32,916 - £51,048)
Suitable for: ECTs and experienced teachers

A forward‑thinking and inclusive secondary school in Basingstoke is seeking a passionate and dedicated Teacher of Humanities to join its team from September 2026. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a school that combines strong community values with high aspirations for every student.

About the School

This is a thriving 11-16 secondary school at the heart of its community, part of a successful multi‑academy trust offering strong professional development, collaboration and career progression opportunities.

The school promotes values of aspiration, belonging and personal growth, ensuring every student is supported to succeed. Leaders are ambitious for all learners and focused on delivering high‑quality education that improves life chances.

School Environment

The school delivers a broad and balanced curriculum designed to engage and challenge all learners. Key priorities include:

• Raising attainment and student aspirations
• Supporting social and emotional development
• Promoting a safe, inclusive and positive learning environment
• Developing confidence, independence and resilience

Staff benefit from a culture built on collaboration, innovation and continuous improvement.

The Humanities Department

The Humanities faculty is a collaborative and supportive team, teaching History, Geography and Religious Studies across KS3 and KS4.

The curriculum is designed to:

• Promote critical thinking and enquiry‑based learning
• Develop understanding of global and historical perspectives
• Build strong literacy, analytical and communication skills
• Inspire curiosity about the world

Teachers work closely to share expertise and ensure high‑quality outcomes for all students.

The Role

You will:

• Teach Humanities across KS3 and KS4 (specialism flexible)
• Deliver engaging and challenging lessons
• Assess and monitor student progress effectively
• Adapt teaching to meet the needs of all learners, including SEND
• Contribute to curriculum development and enrichment
• Support students' academic and personal progress

What the School Offers

• A supportive and welcoming staff environment
• Strong focus on staff wellbeing and work‑life balance
• Access to ongoing CPD and leadership development
• Staff benefits including:
• • Wellbeing support and 24/7 GP access
  • Employee assistance programme
  • Staff discounts
  • Free on‑site parking and cycle to work scheme
• A collaborative culture focused on improvement

Who We're Looking For

We are seeking a teacher who:

• Has strong subject knowledge in Humanities
• Is an engaging and reflective classroom practitioner
• Has high expectations for student progress and behaviour
• Is committed to inclusive practice and continuous improvement
• Works collaboratively and contributes to the wider school community

Applications are welcomed from ECTs and experienced teachers.