Early Years Foundation Stage Leader
Permanent
Teacher Mainscale or Upper Payscale (depending on experience) plus TLR2 £3527 payment
The Headteacher and Governors are seeking to appoint an excellent early Years Foundation Stage Leader to join our team in January 2027.
We are looking for an ambitious, talented and inspiring teacher who is an outstanding practitioner. They will be a great team player and will embrace St George’s distinctive and Christian ethos. The successful candidate will be an experienced EYFS teacher with evidence of continued professional development in Early Years.
For more detailed information, please refer to the attached Job description and Personal Specification.
We can offer you enthusiastic, well-behaved, and friendly children as well as a great team of staff.
We would welcome and encourage visits to our school. Please contact the school on 01952 387750 or email admin@stgeorgesschool.org.uk to book a convenient time.
St George’s C E Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all children. The successful candidate will be subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service Check at an Enhanced Level.
We also complete an online search of all candidates as part of our safer recruitment, short-listing process.
Closing Date: Wednesday 14th October 2026 9.00am
Interview Date: Tuesday 20th October 2026
Attached documents
- Job Description
- Person Specification
- Application Form
- Application Notes
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Early Years Foundation Stage Leader - St George’s C E Primary School in Shrewsbury employer: Telford & Wrekin Council
Telford & Wrekin Council is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic and supportive environment where Adult Social Care is pivotal to the borough's future. With a strong focus on collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement, employees benefit from a culture that values diverse perspectives and encourages professional growth. As part of a forward-thinking council, you will have the opportunity to lead transformative initiatives that directly impact the lives of residents in one of England's fastest-growing areas.
