Year 4 Class Teacher (Sacred Heart Primary School)
Requirements
Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to Catholic education and possess a passion for inspiring pupils through creative teaching practices. A proactive approach to student development and a strong dedication to safeguarding are essential requirements for this role.
Job Description
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School Name: Sacred Heart Primary School
Position: Year 4 Class Teacher
Contract Type: Fixed term contract 4/1/27 – 23/7/27
Hours: 3 days per week
Salary:MPS/UPS London Outer
Location: Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School 2, Oakleigh Park South, Whetstone, London, N20 9JU
Closing Date: 02/10/2026
About the School
We are a two form of entry voluntary aided Catholic Primary School situated in the London borough of Barnet, within the Diocese of Westminster. There are over 400 children and more than 60 staff. We aim to give all our children a great start in life by fostering a love of learning and a desire to be the best they can in whatever they do.
About the candidate
- Have a commitment to Catholic education – please note - the post holder does not have to be Catholic.
- Have a passion for education, making a difference to pupils’ lives and who can lead by example • Use creativity, innovation, intellect and resources to be successful and inspire our pupils.
- Have the ability to adapt learning to support, challenge and inspire all pupils, encouraging them to achieve their potential through the promotion of outstanding teaching and learning practice
- Have a positive and proactive approach;
- Be passionately committed to safeguarding and the welfare and wellbeing of pupils.
What we offer
A supportive, welcoming and caring ethos based on the values of the Catholic faith
The opportunity to work with enthusiastic and friendly children, and engaged parents
A team of hard working, flexible and conscientious staff who work together to provide the best education and support for our pupils
An enthusiastic and supportive Governing body