Ark Soane Academy

Teacher of Art

London, London

£41,328 - £65,000 YEAR

Posted October 20, 2026

357 days remaining

📍 London💰 £41,328 – £65,000 per annum📋 PART TIMEVia Teaching Vacancies

About this role

Ark Soane Academy is an Ofsted Outstanding secondary The Role: school located in Acton. The Art department is an integral part of the school’s success, in the first set of GCSE results, the Art department achieved the strongest outcomes of any subject, with a progress 8 score of +2.26. This success reflects the high expectations, ambition and quality of teaching that underpin the department.

Students’ enthusiasm for Art is equally clear. Demand for the subject at GCSE has grown significantly, with the number of GCSE classes doubling. With increasing numbers of students choosing to pursue Art at GCSE, we are now looking to expand our team and appoint another exceptional Art teacher.

The successful candidate will join a very strong Art department and will ensure that Art remains at the heart of the curriculum. The successful candidate will embed the school vision and support the development of an outstanding school that empowers our pupils to take responsibility and drive their own destinies.

For more information about our school, please visit: www.arksoane.org. To arrange a confidential conversation with the Principal about a role in the school, please contact Jackie Kong at hr@arksoane.org.

We’re proud to share that our school has been recognised as a top-performing secondary school nationally, receiving a top 5% badge in Pupil Effort, Employee Agency, Inclusion, Leadership & Line Management and a top 10% badge in Employee Satisfaction in the Spring 2026 census with The Engagement Platform (TEP).

Job details

🏢 Employer	Ark Soane Academy
📍 Location	London, London
💰 Salary	£41,328 – £65,000 per annum
📋 Contract	PART TIME
📅 Closing date	2027-10-20

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