- Key responsibilities will include:Managing the operational and administrative functions of the school
- Leading and supporting administration and support staff teams
- Overseeing facilities, premises and health and safety compliance
- Monitoring school budgets and expenditure in liaison with the Trust's central finance team
- Managing procurement and supplier relationships
- Supporting audits, reporting and statutory compliance requirements
- Coordinating lettings, contracts and service-level agreements
- Working closely with senior leaders to support school improvement priorities
What You'll Need to Succeed
- To be successful in this role, you will have:Previous experience working within a secondary school environment
- Experience in a School Business Manager, Operations Manager or similar school support leadership role
- Strong knowledge of school administration and operational procedures
- An understanding of education compliance and health & safety requirements
- Excellent organisational and communication skills
- The ability to build positive relationships with staff, governors and external stakeholders
- Experience of managing support staff and operational functions within a school setting
What You Need to Do Now
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