Computer Science Teacher

Hackney Central

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Computer Science Specialist Required: Outstanding Secondary School, Hackney (KS3-5)

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a highly skilled and inspiring Teacher of Computer Science to join our consistently Outstanding secondary school in Hackney from September 2025. We are looking for a true specialist who can drive excellence and cultivate a deep understanding of Computer Science.

We are looking for a specialist who can deliver exceptional teaching and learning across all key stages, from introducing foundational programming concepts and digital literacy at KS3 to guiding students through the complexities of GCSE Computer Science and advanced A-Level Computer Science topics such as algorithms, data structures, and object-oriented programming. Our students are bright, inquisitive, and eager to excel, and our department boasts excellent resources, including dedicated labs with cutting-edge software, and a proven track record of strong academic results. You will play a crucial role in shaping the academic future of our students.

If you are passionate about fostering a deep understanding of computer science principles, from programming and algorithms to cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and network fundamentals, and are committed to academic excellence, we strongly encourage your application.

Key responsibilities include:

Planning and delivering outstanding Computer Science lessons that are meticulously prepared, differentiated, and inspiring, ensuring high levels of student engagement and progress across KS3, KS4, and KS5.
Accurately assessing student progress, providing timely and constructive feedback that informs future learning, and implementing effective intervention strategies where needed.
Actively contributing to curriculum development, designing innovative learning experiences, and leading extra-curricular activities such as coding clubs, robotics teams, or computing competitions.
Upholding the high standards of our Outstanding school in all aspects of teaching and professional conduct, acting as a role model for students and colleagues.

Elevate your career in Computer Science education – apply for this Hackney-based role now

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