Contract Type: Full time / Permanent
Required for: September 2025
Closing Date for applications: 10:00am, 24th January 2025
Wallingford School is an oversubscribed, successful 11-18 school with enthusiastic students, supportive staff and excellent facilities. We are among the most successful schools in the country for progress in English and Maths. In 2024, 71% of our students achieved at least a Grade 4 in English and Maths at GCSE; 54% achieved at least a Grade 5 in English and Maths and 30% of all grades achieved were at Grade 7 or above. Vocational grades were similarly impressive, 78% of entries gained at least a Level 2 Pass and 22% at a Distinction or Distinction*.
This is a very happy and supportive environment, with great relationships throughout the school. It is an ideal starting point for ECTs. We place an especially high value on the development of colleagues and have an extensive professional development programme. There are many opportunities for teachers to work collaboratively across the school. Within departments, and the school as a whole, there are often opportunities to take on roles of responsibility for those who are looking to develop their career. The successful applicant should expect to be very well supported in their professional development.
The Maths department at Wallingford is one of the most talented and dedicated teams you will find anywhere. Mathematics has a record of significant success at all key stages. In 2024, 78% achieved at least a Grade 4, with 63% achieving Grade 5 or above. 29% of students achieved Grade 7 or above and overall value added was significantly higher than the national average. At A Level 65% achieved a Grade B or more with 45% achieving an A or A* grade, and in A Level Further Maths 83% achieved a Grade B or more with 67% achieving an A or A* grade.
Wallingford School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All successful candidates will be subject to the usual child protection vetting processes along with other relevant employment checks.
For further information, telephone us on 01491 829802 or e-mail us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.