A primary school teacher’s role is a one where they provide a primer in the subjects that they will do later in their school life. In addition to this, he or she is supposed to develop a close relationship with students in the class, evaluate their progress while also facilitating it. A good teacher will make an impression on their students.

The responsibilities may be a handful, but nothing compares to the rewards on offer. Being such a huge influence on another person is a reward in itself. This probably explains why people are so enthusiastic about the prospect of seeking a career as a primary school teacher and why it is on the rise. To be a fully qualified primary school teacher in the UK, one must meet the following requirements:
1. Pass numeracy, literacy and ICT tests.
2. Clear a police background check (CRB).
3. A score of C or above in GCSE exams.
These are the requirements to get your foot in the door, but to be truly successful, you need to have good organisational skills and be able to control a class of young undisciplined students.