Supply Teachers - Physics A Level

University of Liverpool Mathematics School (ULMaS) Start: As soon as available Contract: Zero-hours / flexible The University of Liverpool Mathematics School is seeking to appoint a number of talented and enthusiastic Supply Teachers to support short- and long-term staff absences. We are particularly interested in colleagues able to teach A-Level Physics. ULMaS is an Outstanding specialist 16-19 school with a national reputation for excellence, innovation and academic stretch. Our students are highly motivated, courteous, and deeply committed to STEM. We offer a vibrant, respectful and intellectually rich environment in which staff and students thrive. About the Role Supply teachers will:

• Deliver high-quality A-Level lessons using the school's curriculum plans and teaching resources.
• Build strong rapport quickly with high-attaining 16-19 students.
Work packages may range from single days to extended periods, depending on staff absence or other short-term needs. About ULMaS ULMaS is part of the national specialist maths school network and benefits from close collaboration with the University of Liverpool. The school offers:
• A stretching curriculum that goes beyond A-Level content.
• The Aspiring Mathematician Programme (AMP) and Pastoral & Personal Enrichment Programme (PPEP).
• Small class sizes (typically 16-20).
• A culture of respect, intellectual curiosity and belonging.
• An exceptional track record of student achievement and progression to STEM degrees.
We Welcome Visits We warmly encourage potential applicants to arrange a visit, meet staff, and see our unique environment first-hand. Please contact the school office to arrange a suitable time. We can arrange this from 2nd September 2026 onwards. Safeguarding Statement ULMaS is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (1974). All appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check, online searches (as required by Keeping Children Safe in Education), and satisfactory references. It is an offence to apply if you are barred from engaging in regulated activity with children. Equal Opportunities We are committed to equality of opportunity and to promoting a diverse and inclusive community. Applicants will be assessed solely on merit, ability and potential, without discrimination on the grounds of protected characteristics. We welcome applications from candidates with disabilities and will make reasonable adjustments to support the application and interview process. How to Apply Please complete the application form and submit it via TES with a covering letter outlining your suitability for this role. Application deadline: Friday 18th September 2026. 23:55. (Interviews may be held on a rolling basis; early applications are encouraged.)