Train to be a teacher at
the North East London Hub
“I highly recommend the National Maths and Physics SCITT. The training is
exceptional, and the in-person weekly sessions are specifically focused on maths,
providing a targeted and enriching learning experience.”
- Subject specific training for Mathematics
- £29,000 Bursaries available
How it works
The National Mathematics and Physics SCITT’s North East London hub is led by Brentwood School, one of the UK’s leading independent school for boys and girls aged 3-18 with a history spanning almost 500 years.
With a commitment to academic excellence and a strong emphasis on holistic development, Brentwood School caters to a diverse student body. The school’s values of ‘virtue, learning and manners’ foster a supportive learning environment, encouraging individual growth and promoting a sense of community among its pupils. With nearly 2,000 pupils on roll, Brentwood School is a prominent institution in the region, dedicated to providing quality education. Trainees will be based here for their hub training days providing the opportunity for trainees to come together with other mathematics trainees, share ideas and experiences and learn from our outstanding hub subject leads.
Trainees will spend most of their time at one of our of placement schools, where they will build their experience and learn from some great teaching mentors, so they can enjoy a flying start to their teaching careers.
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National Mathematics and Physics SCITT -
North East London Hub
Introducing Reina
Reina Campbell is the Head of Early Teacher Development 3-18 at Brentwood School, leading on staff development for trainee teachers and Early Career Teachers across the prep and senior school.
Reina brings over 15 years of classroom experience as a teacher to her role. After graduating from King’s College London, Reina completed her PGCE at UCL Institute of Education and she is now passionate about nurturing reflective practitioners and empowering individuals to take ownership of their professional growth. Reina has an NPQ in Leading Teacher Development and is also an ECF Facilitator for Harris Teaching School Hubs, working in partnership with the National Institute of Teaching.
Introducing Stephanie
Stephanie Ewin is the Maths Hub Lead Teacher at Brentwood School, responsible for the induction, training and support of all mathematics trainee teachers and mentors on the SCITT programme.
After graduating from the University of Warwick with a first-class degree in Economics, Stephanie initially began her working career as an Actuarial Consultant within pensions for a firm in London. After a few years, she decided to have a career change and trained to be a teacher through a SCITT programme herself, also gaining her PGCE alongside the programme.
In recent years, Stephanie has been a mentor for mathematics trainees and wishes to share her knowledge and passion for teaching, alongside her meaningful and positive experience of a career change into the education sector.
SCITT OFSTED
“Leaders have designed a well structured, coherent and ambitious ITE curriculum … Trainees value how well subject leaders and mentors within their regional hub know them as individuals.”
OFSTED Inspector, May 2021
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Train to Teach at the
North London Hub
“The highlights of my training have been, seeing the positive impact my teaching has
had on pupils, working with a range of supportive teachers, and meeting other
trainees at the training days who are now my friends.”
“Both Hub and central training days have been excellent, with targeted learning,
strong pastoral support, and highly practical content that I can apply immediately in
the classroom.”
“I really like that the programme places you in a school from day one, providing real
classroom experience right from the start. It was also important to me to train in local
schools, and the National Mathematics and Physics SCITT was the only programme
that made that possible.”
NMAP SCITT Trainees
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Our Placement Schools
Great Choices
With a network of placement schools in our area we ensure trainees are placed in the school that is most suited to them.
Attending training at Brentwood School provides another opportunity to experience different settings.
- Shenfield High School
- Anglo European School
- Bancrofts
- The Beaulieu Park School
- Becket Keys Church of England School
- The Boswells School
- Brentwood Ursuline Convent High School
- The Coopers Company and Coburn School
- The King John School
- New Hall School
- Sacred Heart of Mary’s Girls’ School
- Westcliff High School for Boys
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