Horsham Teaching Jobs
About Horsham
Horsham is a Market town that offers a wealth of heritage with over 50 medieval buildings. The recently developed town centre offers very good shopping with all your usual big retailers as well as quirky antique and boutique shops. Eating out options are plentiful with a choice between chain restaurants and independent cafes and eateries. The beautiful cobbled streets make it a lovely place to walk around any time of year. Locals flock to the famous Southwater Park to enjoy lovely country park walks or enjoy a picnic in the summer. Horsham has good rail links and you can be in London in under an hour and Brighton on the coast in under 45 minutes.
How much is the cost of living in Horsham?
Horsham in numbers: The average rent of a one-bedroom apartment in Horsham is £1,208 pcm compared to an average of £2,738 pcm in London
Teaching in Horsham / What schools are there in this area?
- Out of the 28 registered schools in Horsham, 5 are rated outstanding, 19 are rated good, 0 require improvement and 0 are inadequate!
- There are 4 academies in Horsham, 19 maintained schools, 2 independent schools, 2 SEND schools and 1 college.
- In Horsham, there are 23 primary schools, 8 secondary schools and 5 for those aged 16-18
Why choose teaching jobs in Horsham?
- Horsham was recently voted one of the best towns to live in England and has steadily increased property prices which make buying a good investment
- Very good schools
- An ideal setting for a family
- Low rental and cost of living
