Bradfield School prepares pupils to thrive in a world that is technologically advanced, dynamic, and diverse. Success is not solely defined by academic results. We shape pupils into compassionate, resilient leaders who are organised, proactive, and ready to make a positive impact.

The entire school community is dedicated to preparing pupils to embrace a world rich with adventure and opportunity, while navigating its inherent challenges and risks. Our curriculum is both broad and deeply rooted in knowledge. Through inspiring teaching, we foster curiosity and a passion for learning.

We nurture every pupil, regardless of their ability, background, or needs, to become independent critical thinkers with strong moral foundations.

Pupils are encouraged to understand that hard work and determination can lead to lives filled with fulfilment, joy, and wonder.

The school values and protects childhood, while guiding pupils to confidently face the complexities of the future. Bradfield School aspires for its pupils to cherish their school years as a time of personal growth, discovery, happiness, and excitement.

We are a member of INOVA Multi-Academy Trust

Bradfield School is committed to being a place where all people thrive, our staff as well as our students.

Our recruitment and retention rates are high, many staff live in the community we serve and relationships with our families are strong.

Whilst the school was established in 1957, the current buildings were opened in 2012. Most staff have their own room, our facilities are very modern and our surrounding views are breathtaking.

Our students come to us from high achieving primary feeder schools, with some of the highest KS2 results in the city.

As part of INOVA Multi-Academy Trust, we regularly review staff wellbeing and workload and are committed to reducing workload overtime. This is actively reflected in our approach to data collection, our assessment and feedback policy and our INSET programme.

If you're searching for your next education job, please get in touch. You'll be working for a great employer and be part of a friendly, helpful team. We're always interested to hear from enthusiastic, committed education professionals - send us your CV now via our Talent Pool and detail what sort of role you're looking for. By joining our Talent Pool we'll know you're interested in working here when the right vacancy comes up.

We are delighted to have launched, in partnership with Teach First, our School Centred Initial Teacher Training programme.

Our one-year programme involves a powerful mix of self-directed, live training and one-to-one support, with trainees gaining Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) upon completion.

We hope that the programme will inspire the next generation of teachers for both our Trust and the wider sector.

We have places available for a September 2026 start, in both primary and secondary phases, with a range of subjects on offer. If you know anyone – in the workplace, at home or in your wider community, that may be interested in training to teach then please visit the Trust website for further information: Train to Teach

We are really interested in local people who want to make a difference in our schools and communities: school alumni wanting to ‘give back’, recent graduates looking to take their next steps, career changes seeking a new challenge – all these potential professionals, and more, are welcome to apply.