Brentwood School, UK

Brentwood School is at the forefront of independent education, providing first class opportunities for its day and boarding pupils. Founded in 1557 by Sir Antony Browne, the School statutes were signed by John Donne in 1622 declaring that pupils should be instructed in Virtue, Learning and Manners; values still embodied today. Combining inspirational modern teaching with traditional values, the School aims to provide a first rate education. Brentwood School offers extensive extra-curricular opportunities, including excellence in sport, music and drama, the largest optional Combined Cadet Force in the country and a high level of participation in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme. Benefits of working at Brentwood School Teaching staff benefits: Competitive salary Contributory teachers'​ pension scheme Optional subsidised private health care Free school lunches Free school sports centre membership The motivation and commitment of staff Pleasant working environment, school grounds and atmosphere Excellent attitude and behaviour of the pupils Small class sizes Outstanding resources High level of pastoral care and parental support Broad academic & extra-curricular programme Non-teaching staff benefits: Competitive salary Contributory pension scheme Optional subsidised private health care Free school lunches (during term time) Free school sports centre membership Excellent facilities Friendly and attractive working environment The dedication and commitment of fellow staff