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Teacher of Economics with Business (part time 0.4 FTE)
Furze Platt Senior School · Maidenhead · 1.6 miles from Lockmead
MPS/UPS/Level plus London Fringe Allowance
Part time
Posted 12 days ago via Teaching Vacancies
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KS2 class teacher
Furze Platt Junior School · Maidenhead · 1.7 miles from Lockmead
Fringe
Full time · Part time · Temporary
Posted 13 days ago via Teaching Vacancies
Class Teacher 0.6
Braywick Court School · Maidenhead · 2.1 miles from Lockmead
£35,603–£48,479 FTE
Part time
Posted 18 days ago via Teaching Vacancies
About teaching jobs in and around Lockmead
3 Teaching jobs in Lockmead schools live now.
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| Role | Live jobs | Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Class Teacher | 13 | STPCD 2026-27: £35,602–£48,479 main pay range (London fringe) Pay guide |
| Economics Teacher | 2 | STPCD 2026-27: £35,602–£48,479 main pay range (London fringe) Pay guide |
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- What qualifications do I need?
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- Which teaching role is most advertised in and around Lockmead?
- Class Teacher, with 13 live vacancies.
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