Vacancies Schoolwide Prep School Teaching Staff Upper KS2 Class Teacher (Maternity Cover) Senior School Teaching Staff Non-teaching roles Why work at Forest? There are many benefits of working at Forest school as staff are our single most important asset. Some the key benefits include: Walking distance of Snaresbrook central line tube station and Wood Street overground station A comprehensive and research-informed professional development programme Opportunities to contribute to the wider community via our extensive Outreach Programme Generous holiday entitlements Our own salary scale with salaries above those paid in the maintained sector Free death in service cover and subsidised AXA PPP healthcare insurance 20% fee remission (pro-rata for part time staff) for children attending Forest which is applicable Y3-Y13 Free hot lunch (takeaway sandwich lunch also available) and refreshments throughout the day (Term time) Free membership of the Sylvestrian Leisure Centre during school hours and heavily subsidised membership outside those hours Don’t just take our word for it Forest is a power-house with a heart. The pupils exude purpose – modern, dynamic youngsters with an eye on what’s happening next GOOD SCHOOLS GUIDE The quality of the pupils’ academic and other achievements is excellent…The quality of the pupils’ personal development is excellent INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS INSPECTORATE (ISI) KEY FINDINGS (NOVEMBER 2017) Future Teaching Opportunities https://www.tes.com/jobs/employer/forest-school About WARDEN’S INTRODUCTION VALUES AND AIMS POLICIES AND REPORTS CHAPEL SCHOOL GROUNDS SCHOOL HISTORY LEADERSHIP TEAM GOVERNORS DATA PRIVACY SCHOOL BUS SERVICE VACANCIES

About, FACE! News from Forest School’s CCF 11 NOVEMBER 2021 Established as the Rifle Corps in 1882, the Combined Cadet Force in all its earlier guises, is one of the longest standing institutions here at Forest. This week is particularly busy for our cadets. The Contingent, still named The Rifles, will be parading here at School on Sunday for Remembrance Day, as well as marching on Saturday at the Lord Mayor’s Show (live on BBC1 for those who can’t make it into town to see the event), and supporting the evening’s firework display at School. Leading the Contingent will be newly promoted Contingent Commander, Captain Bassett-Jones! Martin has successfully completed a two-year probation along with a Commanding Officer course and has been expanding the offering here at Forest School to cement the CCF as one of the most popular co-curricular activities we have. Along with drills, drumming, and exercises here at base, our pupils enjoy outstanding outward-bound and team-building activities. Adventurous Training sees them coasteering, scuba diving, sailing, and rock-climbing (to name but a few activities), whilst the long and short camps provide them with opportunities to fly, practise night manoeuvres, build leadership skills, and form life-long friendships with pupils from all year groups. We have also extended this outstanding provision to the London Academy of Excellence, who will be joining us for our Wednesday afternoon activities. Here’s to another 140 years of the CCF at Forest School!