Teacher of Mathematics

Start date: January 2026 or As soon as possible

Salary: Academy Main Scale/ Upper Pay Scale (£32,916 - £51,048 pro-rata)

Hours of Work: Full or Part time

Contract: Permanent

Closing date: 9 am Monday 10 November 2025

We are looking to recruit a Teacher of Mathematics to join our successful Faculty, on a full-time or part-time basis. This role is an ideal opportunity for an Early Career Teacher or an experienced teacher, who will be well supported by the excellent leadership team within the faculty. We are also keen to hear from Teachers not from a Secondary background (i.e. Primary trained Teachers) and we can offer mentoring and formal subject training to non-Maths specialists.

A Targeted retention incentive payment is available for qualifying Maths teachers at All Saints’ Academy. For more details see the link below;

Targeted retention incentive payments for school teachers - GOV.UK

The Mathematics Department at All Saints' Academy is dedicated to inspiring a deep understanding and appreciation of Mathematics among all our students. Our curriculum is selected and designed to develop critical, collaborative, creative, computational and curious thinking skills (our 5Cs model) which in turn encourages problem-solving and logical reasoning ensuring students are well-prepared for further education and careers. We follow an evidence and research-based curriculum at KS3. We are committed to fostering a positive learning environment with high expectations and a focus on achieving excellence. Our team is supportive, innovative, and passionate about delivering high-quality mathematics education.

Sponsored by the Anglican Diocese of Gloucester, we are an Academy serving at the heart of our local community. All Saints’ Academy has a Life Vision, ‘Where every member of our extended family realises their God-given potential, inspired by John 10:10. Jesus said 'I have come so you may have life in all its fullness’.

We are an inclusive Church Academy that welcomes applications from all denominations and those of none.