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St Andrew the Apostle School offers an aspirational, friendly, supportive, and career-enhancing environment for those working in teaching or school support.

Choosing the right new school to work in is as important to you as choosing the right new staff is for us. We are always looking for exceptional teaching and support staff to join our dynamic team. If you are interested in being part of the team and do not fit the roles below, please register your interest on MyNewTerm via our Talent Pool section below. Do contact us if you would like to visit the school.

Why join our team?

We are a Christian school and our desire to serve those learners in our care is rooted in our school values of Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Caring, Forgiveness, and Fairness and bible verse: “Be kind to one another, forgiving one another, as God forgave you." Ephesians 4:32

We have a vibrant and diverse student body, and we welcome children from all faiths and none. When they leave our school, our students will know and understand their place in the world, be accepting of others, and have a positive mindset, enabling them to excel in all they do.

We embrace diversity, promote equality of opportunity; we welcome applications from all community sections.

Our staff survey indicates that our staff know our values and ethos, believe students are safe at our school and are proud to be members of our community.

Set in the London Borough of Barnet, it benefits from excellent transport links – train, tube and bus – for other London boroughs and Hertfordshire.

We believe St Andrew the Apostle School is a great place to work!

Benefits and Perks:

  • Teacher Pension (TP) with 28.68% employer contribution and Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) for support staff with 23.8% employer contribution (all correct as of April 2024).
  • Friendly colleagues who are always happy to help and support each other.
  • Staff well-being at the forefront of the school’s priorities.
  • Staff benefits include a laptop for all teaching staff, a free flu jab voucher, and a free eye test voucher.
  • Regular social events and weekly staff bulletins that contain external discounts and offers.
  • Staff appreciation rewards.
  • An Employee Assistance Programme to provide employees with access to tools to be happier and healthier and to support mental health.
  • On-site car parking and secure bike racks for staff.
  • Any children of STA staff members who have been working for the school for two years or more are given an admission priority for places in Year 7.
  • Union recognition agreements in place for all unions.

We are supported by The Russell Education Trust and we benefit from collaboration with the other five schools in the Trust, which are all located in the south of England.

Our new home:

Click here to see details of our new school building that opens in September 2025 and is located adjacent to our current building. As we grow into our new facilities, which features cutting-edge classrooms, brand-new science labs and design technology areas, a drama studio, a sports hall and a 4G pitch, we will retain our distinctive ethos ensuring that every child is known and cared for. 

What do others say about us? 

Click here for details of our Ofsted inspection from April 2024.  

Inspectors noted that pupils are happy members of our school community and said it feels like ‘a family’.  They also stated:

‘The school is a calm place where pupils are kind to each another. Pupils have highly positive attitudes towards their learning’ and highlighted the ‘Very high standards of behaviour in and out of the classroom.’                                 

What do staff at St Andrew the Apostle School say about our school? 

  • Supportive working environment amongst teachers.
  • I have been supported immensely by leaders and middle leaders. I feel my voice is heard and the things I do are recognised.
  • The introduction of coaching conversations has been good. The support that colleagues offer each other is also very positive.
  • Behaviour has remained consistent and the calmness around the school is very noticeable.
  • Trust meetings are helpful in terms of sharing knowledge and resources, exams processes and changes to exams.
  • Communication about key dates in advance - well organised calendar.
  • Staff in our staff survey say:
    • They know our values and ethos.
    • Are proud to be members of our community.
    • Students are safe at our school.