About This Role
Inspire. Challenge. Nurture.
Are you an enthusiastic and ambitious teacher looking to join a successful primary school where children flourish and staff are valued?
At Catmose Primary School, we pride ourselves on providing an exceptional learning experience within a caring, family-focused environment. As part of the Rutland and District Schools' Federation, we offer the advantages of a close-knit primary school combined with the extensive professional opportunities of a larger educational organisation.
We are seeking a teacher who shares our commitment to high standards, inspiring teaching and ensuring every child achieves their full potential.
Why Choose
Catmose Primary?
Catmose Primary is a popular one-form entry school with outstanding facilities, including:
- A bespoke science laboratory
- Outdoor library and woodland learning area
- Gardening and environmental spaces
- Modern computing facilities
- Extensive outdoor grounds
- Access to Federation-wide resources and expertise
Our curriculum is designed to be ambitious, engaging and memorable, encouraging curiosity, creativity and a lifelong love of learning.
What We Are
Looking For
We are seeking a teacher who:
- Has high expectations for all pupils
- Creates an engaging and inclusive learning environment
- Demonstrates excellent classroom practice
- Works effectively as part of a team
- Is committed to continual professional development
- Shares our values of Prepare, Respect and Contribute
Whether you are at the start of your teaching career or looking for your next challenge, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Professional
Development and Career Opportunities
As part of the Federation, staff benefit from:
- Outstanding continued professional development and leadership development opportunities
- Access to expertise across primary, secondary and sixth-form phases
- Structured support for ECTs, including experienced mentors
- Opportunities to lead curriculum areas and wider school initiatives
- Career progression within a successful Trust