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Fine Art, Photography & Textiles Technician

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Waltham Forest | £100-£115 per day DOE | ASAP Start DBS on the Update Service Required
The School
A high-achieving, creative secondary school in Waltham Forest, known for its inclusive ethos, exceptional pastoral care and commitment to developing confident, curious learners. Staff are genuinely valued, supported and invested in, with a culture that encourages professional growth, collaboration and innovation.
The Creative Arts Department
This is a thriving, well-resourced department spanning Fine Art, Photography and Textiles. The team delivers an ambitious curriculum across KS3-KS5, blending traditional techniques with contemporary practice. Students benefit from specialist studios, darkroom facilities, textile workshops and a vibrant programme of practical exploration. It's a fast-paced, hands-on environment where creativity is celebrated and no two days look the same.
The Role
The Fine Art, Photography & Textiles Technician will support the smooth running of this busy department. Responsibilities include:
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- Preparing and maintaining specialist materials, equipment and learning spaces.
- Supporting teachers and pupils with practical processes, demonstrations and workshop activities.
- Managing stock, ordering supplies and ensuring safe working practices.
- Responding flexibly to changing priorities across a dynamic secondary-school setting.
- Working independently with initiative, while contributing positively to a collaborative team.
This role suits someone organised, proactive and confident working with a wide range of creative materials and equipment.
Requirements
- Experience within Art, Photography, Textiles, DT or creative workshop environments.
- Previous experience supporting pupils in an educational setting is desirable.
- Strong organisational skills and confidence handling specialist equipment.
- Enhanced DBS on the Update Service.
- Available to start ASAP.


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Pay
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Next Steps
If you're ready to support a thriving Creative Arts Department and bring your practical expertise to a school that values its staff, we welcome your application. Early interest is encouraged as applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Peak Education Recruitment Ltd is a specialist education consultancy supporting teachers and support staff into short-term, long-term and permanent roles across Primary, Secondary and SEN settings UK-wide. We follow strict Safer Recruitment standards, completing full vetting on every candidate. All applicants must hold a current Enhanced DBS and be subscribed to the Update Service; if not, we can assist with a new application. Original qualification certificates are required before any placement is confirmed.
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