Finance Manager – Independent School, Watford
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Job Summary
Finance Manager Independent School Watford
Start Date: As soon as possible
Contract: Full-time Permanent
Salary: Paid to scale
School information:
This is a well-established independent school in Watford with a strong reputation for academic excellence student wellbeing and high-quality pastoral support. The school provides a rich and ambitious curriculum alongside a strong enrichment programme including music sport drama and leadership opportunities. Students are motivated respectful and engaged supported by excellent facilities and a professional staff team.
Staff benefit from a supportive and collegiate working culture strong leadership and a clear commitment to staff wellbeing and continuous improvement.
Finance Team:
The finance team plays a key role in supporting the strategic and operational running of the school. The school has well-established financial systems clear reporting structures and a proactive approach to budgeting and forecasting. The finance manager works closely with the school business leadership team headteacher and governors to ensure strong financial planning compliance and sustainability.
Requirements
Experience in a finance role ideally within education or a similar organisation
Strong knowledge of budgeting forecasting and financial reporting
Confidence using accounting software and Microsoft Excel
Excellent attention to detail and ability to manage deadlines
Professional and confidential approach when handling financial data
Strong communication skills and ability to support wider school planning
Application
To apply please send your CV as soon as possible.
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