Early Years (EYFS) Teacher at Surbiton High Boys’ Preparatory School

Early Years (EYFS) Teacher at Surbiton High Boys’ Preparatory School Tenure: Permanent, full time Start Date: January 2027 Salary: Competitive salary (Surbiton High School Pay Scale) At Surbiton High Boys’ Preparatory School, we believe that the early years are where curiosity is ignited, confidence begins to flourish and a lifelong love of learning takes root. We are seeking an inspiring and enthusiastic Early Years (EYFS) Teacher to join our exceptional team from January 2027. This is an exciting opportunity to help shape the educational journey of young learners within a thriving and high-achieving independent school. Our School is known for its outstanding academic standards, nurturing environment and commitment to developing confident, happy and well-rounded pupils who are fully prepared for the next stage of their education. Working alongside talented and dedicated colleagues, you will inspire children to achieve their very best while fostering independence, creativity and self-confidence in a stimulating and supportive learning environment. What you’ll be doing Deliver engaging, well‑planned teaching across all areas of the EYFS, creating a calm, inclusive and stimulating learning environment that supports pupils’ academic, social and emotional development Promote a love of learning through thoughtful differentiation, effective assessment and close monitoring of pupil progress against the EYFS framework and Early Learning Goals Work collaboratively with colleagues, parents and pupils to deliver an ambitious curriculum and enrich learning through trips, visits and other opportunities beyond the classroom What you’ll bring A strong understanding of the Early Years Foundation Stage and a nurturing, child‑centred approach to learning High expectations for all pupils, with the ability to adapt teaching to meet individual needs Excellent organisation and communication skills, alongside a reflective and professional approach to practice A commitment to safeg