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Are you a tech-savvy, forward-thinking educator ready to empower the next generation of digital innovators? A progressive secondary school in Bierton is seeking a full-time Computing Teacher to join their dynamic team immediately.

This is a fantastic opportunity to inspire students in a subject that blends logic, creativity, and real-world problem solving through technology.

About the School:

Located in the welcoming village of Bierton, this secondary school is recognised for its inclusive values, dedicated leadership, and strong commitment to academic excellence. The Computing department is well-resourced, featuring up-to-date software, hardware, and access to coding, networking, and digital literacy tools.

Your Role Will Include:

Teaching engaging and interactive Computing lessons to KS3 and KS4 students

Inspiring students in topics such as programming, cybersecurity, algorithms, and data representation

Supporting pupils through both theoretical and practical assessments

Contributing to a collaborative and high-achieving ICT & Computing faculty

What We’re Looking For:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent with experience teaching Computing or ICT

Passion for digital education and helping students develop future-ready skills

Strong understanding of the national curriculum and assessment methods in Computing

Confidence in delivering topics using a range of software platforms and programming languages (e.g. Python, Scratch, HTML/CSS)

Why Choose Supply Desk?

We proudly support schools across Bierton, Aylesbury, and the wider Buckinghamshire area. When you work with us, you’ll receive:

Competitive daily rates of pay

Access to ongoing CPD and training opportunities

A dedicated consultant focused on your goals

Options for long-term roles and potential permanent placements

A “Refer a Friend” bonus scheme

How to Apply:

If you’re ready to make a difference in the digital classroom, we want to hear from you!

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Safeguarding Notice:

The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. A valid enhanced DBS check on the update service will be required for the successful applicant

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