Teacher of Spanish and Pastoral worker
| Posting date: | 09 February 2026 |
|---|---|
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 03 March 2026 |
| Location: | Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG7 6GQ |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | eTeach UK Limited |
| Job type: | Contract |
| Job reference: | 1533772 |
Summary
Post title: Teacher of Spanish at Forest Fields Primary School, and Pastoral worker to create 1 FTE
Teacher of Spanish Main Pay Spine – M1-M6
Pastoral worker – Band D
Working hours: Teacher of Spanish for 3 days, and Pastoral worker on Band D for the remaining time to complete 1FTE role, on a temporary 1 year contract in the first instance.
Are you experienced in teaching Spanish, able to share your knowledge and enthuse children about Spanish culture and have experience of teaching pupils a language in Key Stage 1 & 2? Look no further as this could be your next challenge at Forest Fields Primary School.
Forest Fields are recruiting a Teacher of Spanish who must have experience of teaching pupils in Key Stage 1 and 2 and have a deep love of teaching languages and culture, and in our setting that is Spanish. We have an exciting opportunity for a new, inspirational, forward-thinking Teacher of Spanish who has a bright and positive outlook. You will work closely with the school’s experienced Language Lead and our staff teams across Key Stage 1 and 2, to continue to support the school and pupils in going from strength to strength with Spanish. We place great emphasis on providing excellent Spanish provision so we are looking for a passionate teacher to teach the Spanish language and culture, and take Spanish to the next level by being creative with the Language Angels scheme we currently use. We expect you to plan to go beyond the scheme by providing enrichment opportunities so the Spanish culture can be understood and celebrated. We also expect you to be creative in teaching Spanish, using the Language Angels scheme as a springboard for deeper learning of the language, moving away from videos and bringing the language to life in our school community- the wealth of your creativity and imagination is key!We are looking for an outstanding teacher, who is energetic, has an ability to inspire pupils and their parents, and has a passion for providing pupils with the best possible education.
We are seeking a Teacher of Spanish who:
• Promotes very high standards of teaching and learning through excellent, creative classroom practice and management.
• Is able to demonstrate calm and consistent behaviour management in line with our policy.
• Has a passion to ensure all children reach their full potential.
• Is passionate to work in a school with a high proportion of pupils with English as an Additional Language, and pupils with SEN, together with a high number of pupils in receipt of pupil premium
• Has high expectations for our pupils, and will join the team’s commitment to raising aspirations, standards, life experiences, and ultimately outcomes for all ages and levels of ability, together with having a positive attitude.
• Will take an active part in the wider life of our school through trips, clubs and extracurricular activities
• Is exceptionally creative when teaching languages to enthuse and engage pupils, and can draw on using songs to support learning Spanish
• Has the ability to work under pressure with calmness and a sense of humour.
• Is able to teach across the primary age range
• Demonstrate teaching and raising standards in all subject areas.
• Has a love of supporting all pupils to develop across a rich and varied curriculum.
• Can demonstrate a commitment to working in a multi-cultural school community.
• Enjoys reading, researching and evidence-based knowledge to support their professional development.We can offer:
• Delightful pupils in a wonderfully diverse community
• A supportive working environment
• A caring and inclusive ethos
• Calm and purposeful learning environments
• An opportunity to thrive professionally as we are committed to professional development
• Participation in networks as part of the Nottingham Schools Trust
• A supportive team of staff and Governors
• An opportunity to be innovative and inspirational in your role
• A forward-thinking school, and one which is outward facing, making relevant links to benefit our pupils and staff professional development
The role will also involve that of a Pastoral worker for the remaining time, as the role is 1 FTE.
We are looking to appoint a Pastoral Support Worker, Band D, to join our hard working and friendly team. It is an important pupil-focused role providing outstanding pastoral care, assist in raising aspirations and support for our pupils across school, so they can access the curriculum, take part in learning and achieve well by overcoming barriers to learning both within and outside school. You will be able to pastorally support pupils with Behaviour and Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, which may also include conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, and other associated learning difficulties. We would like you to work with our pupils and families to achieve the very best academically and personally. We would like you to be able to work within our school community and build positive relationships with our pupils, families and wider networks, supporting our pupils to come to school and access the wonderful curriculum we have in place, with all the exciting opportunities we provide in addition, to enhance learning.We are looking for people who:
• are dedicated to the welfare and achievement of every child;
• have experience of supporting children with high needs and evidence of the outcome of this support;
• are able to inspire, challenge and motivate all children;
• can be creative, innovative and have a passion for improvement;
• are forward thinking and committed to raising standards;
• have good organisational and communication skills;
• are able to have a positive impact on pupil progress academically and personally, and support their social, emotional and mental health;
• have high expectations of pupil achievement and behaviour;
• able to build strong, positive relationships with our pupils, families and colleagues;
• friendly and energetic;
• have experience in restorative conversations and are able to equip pupils with de-escalation strategies.
• positive restrictive handling training or willing to train as a positive restrictive handler.
Forest Fields Primary School is a 3-form entry, local authority primary school nestled in the heart of Nottingham City. We are proud of the diverse community around us, that has a rich ethnic and cultural tapestry, with currently 45 languages spoken in school. The school has a calm and nurturing ethos, which is rooted in strong school values that drive both the pastoral and academic fulfilment of all. We put children first, and have high expectations of academic success for all, working hard to break through all barriers to learning. We value both our children's and staff well-being, and ensure children and staff feel valued and have fun learning.
Join us and help us shape the future of Forest Fields, as the journey is as exciting one!
We look forward to your visit!
A visit to the school with the HT is highly encouraged to assist you in completing the application. Please contact the school office on 0115 915 6872 to arrange a visit or to discuss the role further.
You MUST refer to the attached document for details of the person specification & job description.Visitors to the school say:
“As I say, it is always such a pleasure to come to Forest Fields.”
“They were very complimentary regarding your school and how helpful your staff were in terms of sharing your wealth of experience (and resources) when supporting children learning English as an additional language and celebrating diversity.”
Applications must be submitted by 9.00 am on Tuesday 3rd March 2026
Shortlisting will take place on the Tuesday 3rd March 2026
Date of interview: Monday 9th March 2026
Start date for employment: 13th April 2026 or earlier if possible.
If you are interested in applying for the post, please complete the application form.
We reserve the right to close or extend this position depending on application numbers.
CV’s will not be accepted.
Teacher of Spanish Main Pay Spine – M1-M6
Pastoral worker – Band D
Working hours: Teacher of Spanish for 3 days, and Pastoral worker on Band D for the remaining time to complete 1FTE role, on a temporary 1 year contract in the first instance.
Are you experienced in teaching Spanish, able to share your knowledge and enthuse children about Spanish culture and have experience of teaching pupils a language in Key Stage 1 & 2? Look no further as this could be your next challenge at Forest Fields Primary School.
Forest Fields are recruiting a Teacher of Spanish who must have experience of teaching pupils in Key Stage 1 and 2 and have a deep love of teaching languages and culture, and in our setting that is Spanish. We have an exciting opportunity for a new, inspirational, forward-thinking Teacher of Spanish who has a bright and positive outlook. You will work closely with the school’s experienced Language Lead and our staff teams across Key Stage 1 and 2, to continue to support the school and pupils in going from strength to strength with Spanish. We place great emphasis on providing excellent Spanish provision so we are looking for a passionate teacher to teach the Spanish language and culture, and take Spanish to the next level by being creative with the Language Angels scheme we currently use. We expect you to plan to go beyond the scheme by providing enrichment opportunities so the Spanish culture can be understood and celebrated. We also expect you to be creative in teaching Spanish, using the Language Angels scheme as a springboard for deeper learning of the language, moving away from videos and bringing the language to life in our school community- the wealth of your creativity and imagination is key!We are looking for an outstanding teacher, who is energetic, has an ability to inspire pupils and their parents, and has a passion for providing pupils with the best possible education.
We are seeking a Teacher of Spanish who:
• Promotes very high standards of teaching and learning through excellent, creative classroom practice and management.
• Is able to demonstrate calm and consistent behaviour management in line with our policy.
• Has a passion to ensure all children reach their full potential.
• Is passionate to work in a school with a high proportion of pupils with English as an Additional Language, and pupils with SEN, together with a high number of pupils in receipt of pupil premium
• Has high expectations for our pupils, and will join the team’s commitment to raising aspirations, standards, life experiences, and ultimately outcomes for all ages and levels of ability, together with having a positive attitude.
• Will take an active part in the wider life of our school through trips, clubs and extracurricular activities
• Is exceptionally creative when teaching languages to enthuse and engage pupils, and can draw on using songs to support learning Spanish
• Has the ability to work under pressure with calmness and a sense of humour.
• Is able to teach across the primary age range
• Demonstrate teaching and raising standards in all subject areas.
• Has a love of supporting all pupils to develop across a rich and varied curriculum.
• Can demonstrate a commitment to working in a multi-cultural school community.
• Enjoys reading, researching and evidence-based knowledge to support their professional development.We can offer:
• Delightful pupils in a wonderfully diverse community
• A supportive working environment
• A caring and inclusive ethos
• Calm and purposeful learning environments
• An opportunity to thrive professionally as we are committed to professional development
• Participation in networks as part of the Nottingham Schools Trust
• A supportive team of staff and Governors
• An opportunity to be innovative and inspirational in your role
• A forward-thinking school, and one which is outward facing, making relevant links to benefit our pupils and staff professional development
The role will also involve that of a Pastoral worker for the remaining time, as the role is 1 FTE.
We are looking to appoint a Pastoral Support Worker, Band D, to join our hard working and friendly team. It is an important pupil-focused role providing outstanding pastoral care, assist in raising aspirations and support for our pupils across school, so they can access the curriculum, take part in learning and achieve well by overcoming barriers to learning both within and outside school. You will be able to pastorally support pupils with Behaviour and Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, which may also include conditions such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, and other associated learning difficulties. We would like you to work with our pupils and families to achieve the very best academically and personally. We would like you to be able to work within our school community and build positive relationships with our pupils, families and wider networks, supporting our pupils to come to school and access the wonderful curriculum we have in place, with all the exciting opportunities we provide in addition, to enhance learning.We are looking for people who:
• are dedicated to the welfare and achievement of every child;
• have experience of supporting children with high needs and evidence of the outcome of this support;
• are able to inspire, challenge and motivate all children;
• can be creative, innovative and have a passion for improvement;
• are forward thinking and committed to raising standards;
• have good organisational and communication skills;
• are able to have a positive impact on pupil progress academically and personally, and support their social, emotional and mental health;
• have high expectations of pupil achievement and behaviour;
• able to build strong, positive relationships with our pupils, families and colleagues;
• friendly and energetic;
• have experience in restorative conversations and are able to equip pupils with de-escalation strategies.
• positive restrictive handling training or willing to train as a positive restrictive handler.
Forest Fields Primary School is a 3-form entry, local authority primary school nestled in the heart of Nottingham City. We are proud of the diverse community around us, that has a rich ethnic and cultural tapestry, with currently 45 languages spoken in school. The school has a calm and nurturing ethos, which is rooted in strong school values that drive both the pastoral and academic fulfilment of all. We put children first, and have high expectations of academic success for all, working hard to break through all barriers to learning. We value both our children's and staff well-being, and ensure children and staff feel valued and have fun learning.
Join us and help us shape the future of Forest Fields, as the journey is as exciting one!
We look forward to your visit!
A visit to the school with the HT is highly encouraged to assist you in completing the application. Please contact the school office on 0115 915 6872 to arrange a visit or to discuss the role further.
You MUST refer to the attached document for details of the person specification & job description.Visitors to the school say:
“As I say, it is always such a pleasure to come to Forest Fields.”
“They were very complimentary regarding your school and how helpful your staff were in terms of sharing your wealth of experience (and resources) when supporting children learning English as an additional language and celebrating diversity.”
Applications must be submitted by 9.00 am on Tuesday 3rd March 2026
Shortlisting will take place on the Tuesday 3rd March 2026
Date of interview: Monday 9th March 2026
Start date for employment: 13th April 2026 or earlier if possible.
If you are interested in applying for the post, please complete the application form.
We reserve the right to close or extend this position depending on application numbers.
CV’s will not be accepted.