Whitgift School
At Whitgift School, we foster an inclusive and collaborative work culture where staff wellbeing is paramount. We prioritise professional development through tailored training and mentorship, ensuring all staff feel valued and supported. Our commitment to safeguarding creates a secure environment where both staff and students thrive, making Whitgift a wonderful place to work.
At Whitgift School, our staff are at the heart of our educational community. We believe that a positive work culture enhances the learning experience for both staff and students. Here’s how we demonstrate our commitment to staff development and wellbeing:
- Professional Development: We offer ongoing training and support tailored to individual needs, encouraging staff to pursue further qualifications and expertise.
- Wellbeing Initiatives: Regular wellbeing days, mental health workshops, and access to counselling services ensure that staff maintain a healthy work-life balance.
- Safeguarding Commitment: Our robust safeguarding policies ensure a safe and supportive environment for all staff and students, reinforcing our dedication to their welfare.
Working at Whitgift means being part of a nurturing and dynamic environment where collaboration and innovation are encouraged. Our community spirit is reflected in our team, where every member is respected and empowered to contribute to our students' success.
Current vacancies at Whitgift School
Combined Cadet Force (CCF) Officer Commanding Navy
We are offering a fantastic opportunity for a CCF -Officer Commanding Navy to join an outstanding school.
Combined Cadet Force (CCF) - Officer Commanding Royal Air Force Section
We are seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Officer Commanding the RAF Section (OC RAF) to lead Whitgift School’s Royal Air Force Section.
Visiting Jazz Piano Teacher
We are seeking to secure the services of an enthusiastic and well-qualified Jazz Piano teacher to join a vibrant and highly successful Music Department from October 2026.
Visiting Cello Teacher
We are seeking to secure the services of an enthusiastic and well-qualified Cello teacher to join a vibrant and highly successful Music Department from October 2026.
Head of Keyboard
We are seeking to a Head of Keyboard who will provide leadership and direction for keyboard teaching across the School, delivering high-quality individual piano tuition while supporting and managing a team of Visiting Music Teachers.
Multi Trade Carpenter
We are seeking to appoint a Multi Trade Carpenter will play a key role in maintaining and developing the School’s facilities, with a primary focus on carpentry and general maintenance.
Groundsperson
We are seeking to appoint a Groundsperson to support the maintenance and development of the School’s sports facilities and wider estate, ensuring playing surfaces, grounds and outdoor spaces are maintained to the highest standards for sporting, educational and community use.