Teacher of Religious Studies

Leatherhead
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Teacher of Religious Studies - Independent School - Part Time - Permanent

Start Date: September 2025 - 4 days a week
Salary: Competitive Independent School Pay Scale (MP6 - UPS1) + Responsibility Allowances

A prestigious independent school in Surrey is seeking a Teacher of Religious Studies. This is an opportunity for an experienced Teacher of Religious Education, Theology, Philosophy or Humanities who is looking for an excellent opportunity to shape the future of Religious Education within this highly regarded setting and be a part of a dedicated team who's input and energy ensures the highest levels of attainment within this subject area.

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced and passionate educator to step into a leadership role at a school known for its academic excellence, strong community ethos, and outstanding facilities.

The Role:

As a Teacher of Religious Studies, you will:

Ensure the delivery of an engaging and high-quality GCSE Religious Studies curriculum (AQA B: Catholic Christianity & Judaism)
Plan and deliver the teaching of RE from Year 4 through to GCSE
Monitor and provide provision to support predicted attainment levels across your classes
Take on form tutor responsibilities
Maintain Teachers Standards and awareness of Safeguarding within schools
Continually develop your own pedagogical understanding and teaching practice
Create positive, professional relationships with parents
Engage with existing and deliver extra curricular opportunities to pupils across the school
Work closely with the Senior Leadership Team and Chaplain to enhance the school's spiritual life and pastoral careThe Ideal Candidate:

A passionate and experienced Religious Studies teacher
Experience teaching AQA GCSE Religious Studies (or equivalent)
A dynamic educator with excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Strong administrative and organisational skills, with the ability to forge strong relationships with colleagues and pupils alikeWhy Apply?

Salary aligned with the Independent School Pay Scale
Outstanding benefits, including pension contribution, free lunches, and access to world-class sports facilities (gym, swimming pool, squash courts)
Excellent holiday entitlement - enjoy up to 8 weeks off in the summer
A supportive and high-achieving school environment with exceptional retention rates (80%)
The chance to shape and develop the department within a growing and ambitious schoolIf you are looking for a chance to work in an independent school, have a passion for how RE is taught in a secondary setting and want to have an informal conversation about this opportunity, get in touch for a discussion with Karen Rogerson at NextGen Teachers on (phone number removed) or apply today!

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