Computer Science Teacher – High Achieving School In Bath – January 2026 Start

Bath, United Kingdom

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Job Description

Are you looking to join a forward-thinking school with a successful Computer Science department?
A well-regarded, high-achieving secondary school in Bath is recruiting a Computer Science Teacher for a full-time, permanent role starting January 2026. You will teach Computer Science to students across KS3, KS4, and KS5. Both experienced teachers and ECTs are welcome to apply.

Computer Science Teacher
Full time
January 2026 start
KS3/4/5
Excellent departmental support

School Information
This popular mixed secondary school, rated 'Outstanding', has around 1,250 students aged 11-18 and is widely respected for its commitment to academic excellence and student wellbeing. Located just outside the historic centre of Bath, the school benefits from strong transport links across Somerset and Wiltshire.
The Computer Science department is well-resourced, with specialist computing suites, digital learning tools, and access to industry-standard programming environments. Students perform significantly above national averages, and the number of students taking A-Level Computer Science continues to grow year on year.
The school fosters a culture of innovation, offering coding clubs, robotics teams, app-building workshops, and collaborations with Bath's growing technology sector and local universities. Staff enjoy excellent CPD and strong leadership support.
Experience and Qualifications

QTS, PGCE, or equivalent
Degree in Computer Science or similar
Ability to teach KS3-KS5
Ability to build positive relationships and inspire learners

Salary
This Computer Science Teacher post is paid to scale on a direct contract.
Application - Computer Science Teacher
Applications are encouraged as soon as possible for this exciting opportunity.
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