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Why Broadfields?
We are a three-form entry community academy school with a large and supportive staff team who share the vision of providing our children with the best opportunities for the future.
Broadfields is a happy, positive and welcoming community where every child matters. All pupils learn happily and thoughtfully, and develop a strong desire to succeed. The development of pupils’ personal and social skills builds their capacity as learners and strengthens their aspirations for future success. Our school offers wide-ranging opportunities across the curriculum and all staff provide care for pupils’ well-being.
Our teacher colleagues provide stimulating class environments, plan effective lessons that generate curiosity, respond to pupils' learning, provide appropriate resources and teach successfully in all areas of the Primary Curriculum. Successful class management strategies and good communication skills are equally important.
Our teachers have high expectations, take responsibility for pupils’ progress and attainment, provide effective feed-back to children, colleagues, parents and senior leaders. They are team players within the year group team and in the wider life and ethos of our school.
At Broadfields, professional development is a driving force for improvement. We provide a range of opportunities to enable staff to keep their expertise up to date, staff learn from experienced colleagues in the school, as well as through sharing successful practice with other schools.
Broadfields is part of the WEBB partnership of schools based in West Barnet. The schools within the groups work together to train great teachers of the future and to support the quality of education across the west of Barnet.
What are we looking for?
We seek to recruit and retain enthusiastic, dedicated and skilled professionals. Whether you are just starting out with your teacher training or looking for a new challenge with a leadership role, we can provide you with the opportunities, training and development to enhance your teaching career.