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Apprenticeship Assessor - Early Years Educator NEW
- Egerton Road, Twickenham, Greater London, TW2 7SJ
- Richmond upon Thames College
- £17.62 p/h (£27,996 FTE pa)
- Temporary
Design and Technology Teacher NEW
- Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5PE
- The Kingston Academy
- TBC
- Permanent
Specialist Teaching Assistant / HLTA - Behaviour Support
- Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5PE
- The Kingston Academy
- TBC
- Permanent
Marketing, Media and Communications Officer NEW
- Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5PE
- The Kingston Academy
- £25,249 - £29,534 PRO RATA
- Permanent
Lead Psychology Teacher NEW
- Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5PE
- The Kingston Academy
- TBC
- Permanent
Admissions Officer/ PA to the Headteacher NEW
- Latchmere Road, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5TT
- Latchmere School
- See Advert text
- Permanent
SEN Practitioner/ Higher Level Teaching Assistant NEW
- 2 Queen's Road, Teddington, Surrey, TW11 0LR
- Turing House School
- £18,965
- Permanent
ASD Teacher NEW
- 20 Eastbourne Terrace, Paddington, London, W2 6LG
- eTeach Recruit London
- TBC
- Permanent
Head of Mathematics and Computing Faculty NEW
- London
- Drayton Manor High School
- £30,257-£49,209 plus (MA) 6 £11,715
- Permanent
Learning Support Assistant NEW
- Ripley Road, Hampton, Middlesex, TW12 2JH
- Hampton Infant School and Nursery
- Please see Advert text
- Permanent
Richmond upon Thames is a unique jewel in London’s crown. Often considered London’s most attractive borough, it has been a favourite retreat for the rich and famous throughout history – from Henry VIII to Mick Jagger.
Richmond Borough Guide
Like many neighbouring boroughs of South and West London, the Thames is the life blood of the enclave with a multitude of famous houses and parks situated along its banks. Home to the marvels of Hampton Court and Twickenham Stadium it rivals anywhere in London for things to see and do.
Officially it has been voted as the happiest place in London to live due to its proximity to central London, its close community spirit and its country village-like atmosphere.
Things to do in Richmond
The Orange Tree - A solid Young's pub and a favourite for any local with an interest in sport. On Twickenham match days, it has a busy but friendly atmosphere with a shuttle bus to take customers directly to the rugby. This is the perfect place for a sneaky pre-match beverage or two!
Pig’s Ears Beer Cellar - Found in a basement beer cellar, the menu is a meat lovers’ dream with burger, steak and ribs the dominant feature. However, at the Pig's Ear beer is the flavour of the day. Choose from over 100 beers to select from the bottle and 10 on draught. The ale connoisseurs amongst you will certainly be in for a treat.
World Rugby Museum - The ultimate rugby experience. Learn about the history of the game, from its origins at Rugby School to the present day. Test your abilities against the best at the Play Rugby Zone to see if you've got what it takes to become a World Cup winning player.
Richmond Park - Originally created in the 17th century as deer park by Charles I, Richmond Park is London's largest royal park. Filled with free roaming wild deer to this day it is a beautiful place for a weekend stroll or cycle.
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