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Year 5 Classroom Teacher - TwickenhamQuantum Scholars are recruiting on behalf of a large primary school in Twickenham who are looking to hire a qualified Year 5 Teacher. The position is on a long term contract starting after Easter half term (April 21st) and lasts for the duration of the academic year.This job is full time and on a contract through Quantum Scholars. It initially finishes in July 2025 but there is the potential to go permanent with the school after the contract is finished.The school is rated 'Good' by Ofsted. They have a very supportive management team and a close knit team of teachers. They are constantly striving for excellence and have impressive extracurricular subjects available to students.The following are essential to apply for this position:Must be a qualified teacherExperience teaching at least ages 10-11Right to work in the UKIf you would like to apply for this fantastic opportunity, please send your CV in via this advert and a member of our team will get back to you...

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