St Vincent's Catholic Primary School is situated in the fantastic location of Marylebone High Street with all the attractions of central London nearby. 

St Vincent’s Vision Statement

• At St. Vincent’s we will endeavour to educate children through the teachings of Christ, to develop their academic potential to the full and nurture their individual needs within an outstanding school.

• The Catholic St. Vincent’s family will work together to develop academic, moral, social and spiritual growth for all within the local, national and global community (giving and receiving).

• We will do this by promoting an ethos of care, support, responsibility and awareness of self and others within a safe, healthy and friendly environment in which we can all inspire and be inspired.

With 236 pupils on role, St Vincent's is an outstandingly effective school. 

The school is an extremely caring, cohesive community in which pupils are known very well as individuals; allowing them enjoy a nurturing and stimulating environment, where they thrive both emotionally and academically.

At St Vincent’s we pride ourselves on placing Christ and the teaching of the Church at the centre of our children’s lives to form and develop the inspiration to live their lives fully as Christians. This inspiration was taken from the historical and religious background of our school. The school originates from 1868 when a nursery was opened for the benefit of poor milk women. In July 2005 the Daughters of Charity who founded the school sold the whole convent. The site was bought by Westminster Council and is now under the trusteeship of the Diocese. Through our daily worship, we continue to embed many of the traditions and values that were first established here. We celebrate the role of Saint Vincent himself and the core values with which he continues to provide. All of this allows us form strong links with families, the local parish and the wider community.                

If you're searching for your next teaching post, why not contact us now? You'll be working at a great school and be part of a friendly, helpful team. We're always interested to hear from enthusiastic, committed teachers - send us your CV now via our School Talent Pool and say what sort of role you're looking for. 

By joining our School Talent Pool we'll know you're interested in working here when a future vacancy occurs.

Our website has the most up to date information about our school and celebrates our school life. You can find out more about our school by visiting the website: https://www.stvincentsprimary.org.uk/school-info/vacancies/

St Vincent’s Vision Statement

Together, through Christ, we grow and learn

St Vincent’s Curriculum Intent

At St Vincent’s, our broad and balanced curriculum is designed to encourage children to be lifelong learners who are curious about the world around them. We want children to have the skills to thrive in their futures. As a Catholic school, we value each child for their individuality and the gifts they have been given, and our curriculum encourages children to develop these gifts and use them to contribute to society. Children develop their sense of belonging to our school family and we celebrate and champion everyone’s differences. Through our school environment and the different experiences we offer (cultural capital), children become aware of different issues facing the world today.

It is important that children develop the necessary tools to navigate through their life. Our curriculum ensures that the importance of spiritual, mental and physical health is taught as well as strategies for children to use so that they are able to tackle the highs and lows of life. We want children to become critical thinkers who care for those around them.

St Vincent’s is a diverse school and our curriculum ensures that every child is valued and celebrated whilst being appropriately supported and challenged. Children are ambitious, want to learn more and have high aspirations for their futures. Through regular opportunities for working together, children learn to solve problems effectively as well as learning to become life-long independent learners.