Recruitment
When vacancies arise we aim to advertise via the Times Educational Supplement (TES) online and share the posting on this webpage as well as via our social media channels. Our senior team is trained in safer recruitment for education and we recruit in accordance with our equal opportunities and pay policies.
Please note that we do not accept CVs (except for governing body roles).
VACANCIES
Primary Teacher with responsibility for Wellbeing, PSHE and RSE
Required September 2025
Inner London Pay Scale + SEN allowance+ TLR 2A (M3-UPS - not suitable for ECTs)
This is a full time role
‘Teachers have strong specialist knowledge of the subjects they teach. They are adept at responding to pupils’ daily changing needs, adapting the curriculum and recapping on prior teaching to help pupils learn extremely well.’ OFSTED Nov ‘23
‘Leaders and governors recognise the dedication of staff. They make sure their well-being is prioritised. Staff are extremely, and rightly, proud to work at the school. This is especially evident in their sense of pride in delivering an ambitious and well-considered education in and among the busyness of a hospital ward or during medical treatment. OFSTED Nov ‘23
We are looking for an experienced Primary Teacher with responsibility for Wellbeing, PSHE and RSE. The successful candidate will have drive, enthusiasm and resilience to join our successful and supportive teaching team working on the wards and in our schoolrooms.
The role is varied and will include:
- Planning and teaching a personalised primary curriculum
- cross-curricular teaching
- teaching small mixed age groups in the schoolrooms or individuals based on the wards
- some teaching of older children outside of the primary phase
- Teaching of children and young people with complex needs
You will quickly see that you are applying to an extremely successful school with a clear ethos of achievement, continuity and enjoyment for our truly exceptional pupils. Please consider what interests and skills you can bring to our curriculum and the school as a whole. Sometimes lived experience develops excellent skills that can be brought to the workplace.
At The Children’s Hospital at GOSH and UCLH we know that a diverse workforce brings equity, creativity and innovation. We welcome applications from all sections of the community, particularly those that might be currently under represented on our team. This includes but is not exclusive to; ethnicity, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation and religion.
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS Midday Monday 12th May 2025
INTERVIEWS w/c– 19th May 2025
Please note we cannot accommodate visits prior to applications and we will only contact those candidates who are shortlisted for interview. Tours of the school will be offered as part of the interview process.
Any queries should be made by email to vacancy@gosh.camden.sch.uk. Please do NOT call the school directly. We will not accept or respond to CVs or incomplete application forms.
The Children’s Hospital School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults (please read our policy for more information) and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to undertake an enhanced DBS check, pass a health check and have at least two supportive references (including most recent employer).
School information and welcome
Working at the Hospital School
We are often asked what qualifications are necessary for working at the hospital school and the answer is that there are no specialist qualifications required for working in a hospital school. However, when recruiting we are looking for excellent teachers with a wide range of experience beyond traditional classroom teaching. Experience in some of the following areas will help if you are interested in working within hospital education:
- Teaching 1:1 or small groups
- Delivering specific interventions for pupils with learning needs
- Supporting pupils with special educational needs or disabilities
- Awareness of mental health issues and how they present in children
- Bespoke curriculum design
- Cross-curricular projects
- Mixed-age group teaching
- Edtech - latest developments in technology to enhance learning
- Online teaching
- Mentoring or other pastoral support
Teacher Training Placements
We are currently unable to offer placements to trainee teachers.
Work Experience
Due to the sensitive nature of our setting we are unable to offer work experience placements.