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What is it like to live in Luton?

Luton’s location gives it the best of both worlds – excellent connections to  the north of England as well as London, together with a close proximity to areas of outstanding natural beauty.

With the capital on the doorstep and the chalk hillsides of Dunstable Downs and the Chiltern Hills nearby, it’s no wonder that Luton is becoming an increasingly popular place to live.

The most desirable areas for property lie to the north of the town centre – spacious 1920s houses and tree-lined streets that recall Luton’s affluent post-war years. The apartments here make excellent investments, but cheaper modern builds in the town centre are less costly and closer to the stations.

Luton has many excellent schools, most notably Hillsborough Junior, which was rated as Outstanding in its last Ofsted inspection.

How much does it cost to live in Luton?

• The average rent of a one-bedroom apartment in Luton is £743 pcm, compared to £1,662 pcm in London.
• The cost of living for a single person in Luton is £611 pcm, compared to £772 pcm in London.

How long does it take to get from Luton to London by train?

 The journey from Luton to King’s Cross St Pancras by train takes 23 minutes.

What are the schools like in Luton?

Of the 69 registered schools in Luton:

• 10 were rated outstanding in their last OFSTED inspection, 32 good and 15 require improvement
• 14 are academies, 39 are maintained schools, 10 are independent, 4 are special educational needs schools and 2 are colleges
• 54 are primary schools, 18 are secondary schools and 6 are schools for those aged 16-18
• 62 have no religious character and 6 are Christian faith schools (2 Church of England and 4 Roman Catholic), there is also 1 Islamic Faith school.

Why choose teaching jobs in Luton?

• Excellent schools both in Luton and within easy commuting distance.
• Luton is so well-connected that commuters have access to a wide variety of towns in which they can work and are not limited to London.
• Luton’s quality of life is rapidly improving along with its property prices, making property (especially old 1920s/1930s builds) a good investment.
• Though the town itself is not known for being picturesque, its location means that residents are a short drive from wonderful natural scenery.

Let’s find your ideal teaching role in Luton

At Engage Education we have teaching vacancies for all schools, subjects, schools and styles of teaching. Whatever your specific requirements, we’re sure to be able to find a teaching job in Luton to suit you.

We also provide dedicated local support for all our teaching placements, helping you to settle into your new role.

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