EYFS Lead

EYFS Lead - Wembley - September 2026

A welcoming and ambitious primary school in Wembley is seeking an experienced EYFS Lead to join the leadership team from September 2026. Located in Wembley, this well-regarded school is known for its strong leadership, high expectations for pupils and a culture where staff collaborate to continually improve teaching and learning. Inspectors highlight the school's clear vision, inclusive ethos and a curriculum that supports pupils to achieve well and develop positive attitudes to learning.

What the role offers

• Permanent EYFS Lead role starting September 2026 with Inner London MPS/UPS salary
• Opportunity for an ambitious EYFS Lead to shape Early Years provision within a supportive leadership team
• Excellent professional development and clear progression opportunities for an experienced EYFS Lead
• Collaborative staff culture where teachers work closely to improve practice and pupil outcomes
• A well-structured curriculum with strong emphasis on early reading and language development
• Positive pupil behaviour and a nurturing environment where children feel safe and confident to learn
• Strong support for staff wellbeing and leadership development

Responsibilities

• The successful EYFS Lead will lead the strategic development of the Early Years curriculum and provision
• The EYFS Lead will model excellent Early Years teaching and support colleagues to deliver high-quality learning experiences
• Responsible for ensuring the EYFS framework is implemented effectively and consistently across Reception
• Monitor pupil progress and ensure high expectations for attainment and development in Early Years
• Work closely with senior leaders to maintain high standards of teaching and learning
• Suitable for an experienced Early Years teacher ready to step into an EYFS Lead position

Qualifications

• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and strong knowledge of the EYFS framework required
• Proven experience delivering outstanding Early Years teaching and leadership potential essential
• Commitment to inclusive practice and supporting pupils from a range of backgrounds in Wembley