Working at QueenElizabeth's

Working at QE

Queen Elizabeth’s is an incredibly welcoming, supportive and yet dynamic place to work. Our staff find it highly rewarding to teach and assist some of the most able young men in the country to fulfil their considerable potential.

Founded in 1573, Queen Elizabeth’s is a leading Selective School for Boys aged 11 to 18 with some 1250 on roll and a Sixth Form of over 300. Five consecutive “outstandingly successful” Ofsted reports indicate the firm foundations of the School’s exceptional academic and extra-curricular achievements. The School acquired Academy status in September 2010.

The nearest tube station is High Barnet (Northern Line) and our twenty-three acre site on the edge of the Green Belt is an attractive and inspiring setting for learning.

Queen Elizabeth’s is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure & Barring Service. We are an equal opportunities employer.

Information about our graduate teacher training programme can be found here.

Current Vacancies

Teacher of Physics required for September 2021

Posted: 8th April 2021 | Closing date: 26th April 2021

The Physics department enjoys a national reputation for excellence and achieves exceptional outcomes in public examinations. Physics is taught as a separate science from the start of Year 8 and large numbers of the School’s students progress from A-level to…

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Trainee teachers for the School Direct (unsalaried) programme for September 2021

Posted: 14th September 2020

We are inviting applications for unsalaried places on the School Direct Teacher Training Programme to start in September 2021. Well-qualified and enthusiastic graduates from all disciplines are welcome to apply. To be eligible to apply, candidates should have a relevant…

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Building on Distinction

In 'Building on Distinction', our strategic plan covering the period 2021–2025, we set out our updated vision and priorities as Queen Elizabeth’s School presses onwards from its current place of national pre-eminence to an even more successful future.

The plan takes all that is best from QE’s illustrious past and from our stellar achievements of recent years and then synthesises a new vision suitable for the 2020s. We have re-cast our mission, thinking afresh about the attributes that the rising generation of Elizabethans will need, so that they can take up their places as leaders of the future, making their contribution to society in a globally connected world rich in opportunity and in challenges to be solved.