Islamic Teacher

The Islamic Teacher will deliver high-quality teaching and learning across the subject, ensuring all pupils make excellent progress. You will inspire curiosity, critical thinking and a love of learning, while contributing fully to the academic, pastoral and wider life of the school.

This role requires a teacher who is committed to developing pupils academically, socially, and personally ensuring each child achieves their full potential.

Key Responsibilities:

Teaching and Learning

• Deliver engaging, well-planned lessons that reflect the school s curriculum, policies and high expectations.
• Facilitate excellent progress for all pupils through effective differentiation, assessment and feedback.
• Maintain strong behaviour management in line with school policy.
• Use data to inform planning, target-setting and reporting.
• Communicate effectively with parents and contribute to the academic monitoring of pupils.

School Values & Ethos

• Model and promote the school s vision and values across all aspects of school life.
• Offer outstanding pastoral care and demonstrate respect for Saudi culture.
• Participate actively in school life, co-curricular activities, and community events.

Pastoral & Co-Curricular

• Provide excellent pastoral care and help pupils develop good habits, attitudes and confidence.
• Supervise and support pupils during break/lunch duties.
• Play an active role in the school s co-curricular programme, House system and wider school events.

Professional Expectations

• Uphold and promote the school s vision, values and culture, including local Saudi cultural expectations.
• Maintain high standards of professional conduct, integrity, punctuality and presentation.
• Work collaboratively with colleagues and contribute to school development and CPD.
• Ensure full compliance with all safeguarding and child protection requirements.

Bachelor s Degree in Islamic Studies /PGCE or equivalent teaching qualification /Qualified Teacher Status.(Essential)

• Excellent working knowledge of the Saudi Ministry of Education curriculum for Islamic Studies. (Essential)
• Minimum of 2 years relevant teaching experience. (Essential)
• Experience of curriculum development in Islamic Studies. (Essential)
• A proven ability to inspire, motivate, and engage pupils of all abilities (Essential).
• Strong classroom management and pastoral skills (Essential).
• Knowledge and understanding of recent educational developments and best practice. (Essential)
• An understanding of the expectations of UK independent and international schools (Desirable).