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Expanding minds through learning

The first steps into a more structured environment call for teachers and teaching assistants who can balance learning with sensitive nurturing and the ability to transfer their own enthusiasm into the young minds they’re in charge of. We’re proud to say that’s something all of our primary school teachers have in buckets.

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Shaping futures

With Teach you won’t just be helping to shape the future of young minds, but your own future too. By listening to the kind of environment you see yourself in, we’ll be able to make that into a reality for you. If you’re an Early Years, KS1 or KS2 specialist, we’d love your expertise and energy on our team.

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I’m a Primary Teacher

If you're a qualified Primary Teacher or TA looking for your next supply role, let's connect. The benefits of working with Teach.

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I recruit for a Primary School

If you're searching for qualified Primary Teachers or TAs let's connect. The benefits of working with Teach.

Talking Teach Find out how our Supply Primary Teachers feel about working with Teach.

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The reason I chose Supply Teaching was because I wanted the flexibility of that work, life balance..

What really stood out for me about Teach was the ease of registration and the process seemed so straight forward with Teach.

Being a supply worker means I can take full enjoyment in concentrating solely on the children without the added pressure of planning and paperwork.

From the day a friend introduced me to Teach I have always found them very helpful and professional and I consider Supply Teaching as a new career for me now.

With Supply Teaching I spend quality time with the children and make a difference on a daily basis while not being bogged down with meetings and the planning that is involved in full-time teaching.