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Religious Education Teacher - HillingdonStart Date: September 2025Contract Type: Permanent or Long-Term (via agency)Salary: Outer London MPS/UPS
A welcoming and inclusive secondary school in Hillingdon is looking to appoint a dedicated and reflective Religious Education (RE) Teacher to join its Humanities faculty from September 2025. This is a full-time role available on either a permanent contract or a long-term agency placement, depending on the candidate's experience and preference.
The school is known for its respectful student body, strong leadership, and values-driven ethos. Religious Education is highly regarded as a subject that supports critical thinking, cultural understanding, and ethical debate.
Religious Education Teacher - Key Responsibilities* Teach Religious Education across Key Stages 3 and 4 (KS5 available for suitable candidates)* Deliver engaging, thought-provoking lessons that explore world religions, moral philosophy, and contemporary ethical issues* Encourage open discussion and respectful debate on a range of social, cultural, and spiritual topics* Contribute to curriculum development and whole-school values education* Support enrichment activities such as interfaith events, trips, or philosophy clubs
The School Offers:* A positive, student-focused learning environment* A supportive and well-resourced Humanities department* Regular CPD and excellent career development pathways* Strong leadership and a collaborative staff culture* Good transport links and on-site parking
Person Specification:* Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent* A degree in Religious Studies, Theology, Philosophy, or a related field* Passion for RE and a commitment to promoting inclusive, values-based education* Strong communication and classroom management skills* Ability to inspire respectful dialogue and critical thinking in young people
How to Apply - Religious Education Teacher - HillingdonTo apply or find out more, please contact Anna Opacak on or email your CV to with "RE Teacher - Hillingdon" in the subject line.
