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Supply Teacher

Reed·Doncaster, Yorkshire and The Humber·Publié il y a 0 mois
💰 CHF140-180/hour
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Daily Supply Teacher – Doncaster

£140 – £180 per day | Flexible & rewarding opportunities

Looking for a teaching role that fits around your life? Supply teaching could be exactly what you’re after.

Reed is currently working with a fantastic selection of schools across Doncaster, and we’re looking for enthusiastic Daily Supply Teachers to join our growing team.

The Role

  • Teach across a variety of year groups and schools
  • Deliver pre-planned lessons and maintain a positive classroom environment
  • Enjoy the freedom of choosing when and where you work
  • Experience different school settings and teaching styles


Why Supply Teaching is a Great Choice

  • Ultimate flexibility – choose your own working days
  • No long-term commitments unless you want them
  • Less admin, more teaching
  • Opportunity to explore a range of schools before settling down
  • Perfect for returning teachers, ECTs, or those seeking balance


Why Join Reed?

We pride ourselves on keeping things personal and supportive:

  • Your own friendly consultant who understands your goals
  • Competitive pay from £140 to £180 per day
  • Opportunities for both daily cover and longer placements
  • Strong relationships with local Doncaster schools
  • Guidance and support every step of the way#


About You

  • Qualified Teacher Status (or equivalent)
  • Open to teaching across different year groups
  • Positive, adaptable, and confident in new environments
  • Keen to make a difference, even on short-term placements


A Final Note

Supply teaching with Reed is more than just a job – it’s a chance to reignite your love of teaching, discover new schools, and create a career that truly works for you.

If you're ready for flexibility, variety, and support – we’d love to help you take the next step!


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Key skills extracted

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Compétences indispensables
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)Classroom managementLesson delivery from pre-planned resourcesCross-year-group teaching
Atouts supplémentaires
Prior supply teaching experienceExperience across primary and secondary settingsECT programme completion
Soft skills
AdaptabilityConfidenceFlexibilityPositivityResilienceCommunication
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⭐ Place your QTS qualification prominently in your CV header or personal statement — the advert lists it as the primary requirement.

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📊 Quantify your classroom experience: e.g. 'Delivered cover lessons across 6 year groups in 4 different schools over one term, maintaining 95% positive behaviour records.'

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🎯 Highlight experience across multiple key stages (KS1–KS4) to show the cross-phase versatility Reed explicitly seeks in supply candidates.

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🌐 If you are an ECT or returning teacher, state this clearly in your personal statement — the advert directly targets both groups as ideal candidates.

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🤝 Mention any prior supply or short-term placement experience, naming the range of school settings covered, as Reed values familiarity with varied school environments.

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  • Delivered daily cover lessons across 8 Doncaster schools in one academic year, maintaining positive classroom environments for year groups spanning KS1 to KS4 with zero recorded behaviour escalations.
  • Managed pre-planned lesson delivery for classes of up to 30 pupils at short notice, achieving consistent positive feedback from 5 host school coordinators over a 6-month supply placement.
  • Supported 3 ECTs during a long-term supply placement, sharing behaviour management strategies that contributed to a measurable reduction in low-level disruption across 2 Year 7 form groups.

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Dear Hiring Manager,

Reed's daily supply teaching programme in Doncaster is precisely the kind of flexible, school-varied role I have been seeking. With Qualified Teacher Status and experience delivering pre-planned lessons confidently across multiple year groups, I am well placed to step into any classroom and maintain a positive, productive environment from day one.

My background in supply and cover teaching spans primary and secondary settings, where I have consistently built rapport with pupils quickly and upheld behaviour expectations set by the host school. I have covered classes ranging from Year 2 to Year 10, adapting my delivery style to suit each age group and curriculum area with minimal preparation time.

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Technical

  • How do you quickly familiarise yourself with a pre-planned lesson left by the class teacher?
  • What strategies do you use to manage behaviour in a class where pupils do not know you?
  • How do you adapt your teaching approach when moving between primary and secondary year groups?
  • What safeguarding procedures do you follow on your first day in an unfamiliar school?
  • How do you ensure continuity of learning when delivering cover lessons with minimal preparation time?

Behavioural

  • Tell me about a time you had to establish authority quickly in an unfamiliar classroom.
  • Describe a situation where you adapted your teaching style at short notice to meet the needs of a class.
  • Give an example of how you maintained a positive learning environment during a particularly challenging lesson.
  • Tell me about a time you worked in multiple different school settings within a short period — how did you manage the transition?
  • Describe a moment when you made a meaningful impact on pupils during a short-term placement.
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1Question

Tell me about a time you had to establish authority quickly in an unfamiliar classroom.

Situation: I arrived at a Doncaster secondary school with 10 minutes' notice to cover a Year 9 English class whose teacher had called in sick. Task: I needed to establish clear expectations immediately for 28 pupils who had no prior relationship with me. Action: I introduced myself calmly, outlined the lesson structure from the pre-prepared plan on the desk, and set three explicit behavioural expectations within the first two minutes. I used the seating plan provided and addressed pupils by name throughout. Result: The lesson ran without incident, the work was completed, and the head of department noted in written feedback that the class had been 'well managed and purposeful' — one of only two such commendations I received that half-term.
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Describe a situation where you adapted your teaching style at short notice to meet the needs of a class.

Situation: I was placed in a Year 4 class expecting a standard literacy lesson, but on arrival discovered the group included 6 pupils with identified SEN needs and no teaching assistant present. Task: I had to restructure the pre-planned lesson to be accessible without additional adult support. Action: I broke the task into three clearly differentiated tiers, used visual prompts from the classroom displays, and paired stronger readers with peers who needed support — a strategy I had used successfully in a previous primary placement. Result: All 27 pupils completed the core activity, and the class teacher, on returning the following week, noted that the SEN pupils had produced more written output than in several previous sessions.

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