Looking for supply teaching work in Sheffield? From the academies and primaries that make up the bulk of Sheffield’s schools out towards Barnsley and Rotherham, Provide brings together the day-to-day and long-term supply roles we’re filling across Sheffield and South Yorkshire – plus the occasional permanent post – and puts you in touch with a local consultant who knows the area and the schools in it.
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Across South Yorkshire there are 526 state-funded schools teaching around 209,349 pupils – academies, council-run, faith and special settings. Sheffield sits at its core, with 132 primary and 28 secondary schools.
Provide places supply teachers right across Sheffield and the surrounding towns – including Rotherham, Barnsley, Doncaster and Chesterfield – so you’re not limited to one district. Tell your consultant where you’d like to work and they’ll line up roles nearby.
Whether you’re a class teacher looking for a permanent role, an ECT starting out, or an experienced supply teacher, we recruit across the full range of primary and secondary positions.
Registration is straightforward and free. Most candidates are matched to their first role within 5–10 days.
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Sheffield alone has 181 state-funded schools – 132 primary and 28 secondary – and sits inside South Yorkshire’s wider network of 526 schools teaching around 209,349 pupils. That scale keeps daily and long-term supply work coming up across primary, secondary and specialist settings all year.
About 70% of Sheffield’s schools are academies or free schools, many inside multi-academy trusts. For supply that helps: trusts often share cover arrangements across several schools, so one good placement can lead to others nearby without starting from scratch each time you’re booked.
Sheffield’s rate of unfilled posts runs a little below the national average, but with 181 schools across the area there’s still steady day-to-day and long-term supply work – particularly in secondary and specialist settings, where cover needs tend to be more consistent.
Yes. Alongside mainstream primaries and secondaries, Sheffield has 13 special schools and 1 pupil referral or alternative-provision settings, with more across South Yorkshire. SEND, behaviour-support and one-to-one roles come up regularly, so there’s steady specialist work if that’s your strength.
Sheffield’s schools range from the city centre out to greener, hillier areas on the edge of the Peak District, so the settings you teach in can feel quite different from one part of the city to the next.
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