School Receptionist – Primary School in London
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Job Summary
Location: London
Start Date: April 2026
Salary: Competitive and dependent on experience
Looking for a school receptionist role where you are truly the face of the school
A friendly and inclusive primary school in London is seeking a warm and professional School Receptionist to join their team from April 2026.
Role Overview
This well-run school is known for:
a nurturing and inclusive ethos
strong relationships with families and the local community and
a calm welcoming environment.
The successful candidate will act as the first point of contact for visitors parents and pupils ensuring a positive and professional experience for all.
The School
The reception team plays a key role in supporting safeguarding communication and daily organisation.
Key responsibilities include:
managing front-of-house reception duties
handling phone calls emails and visitor enquiries
supporting attendance and safeguarding procedures and
assisting with general administrative tasks.
Staff highlight the schools friendly atmosphere and supportive leadership.
Benefits typically include:
Supportive and approachable leadership team
Term-time working hours
Training and development opportunities
A welcoming and positive working environment
Strong emphasis on staff wellbeing
Receptionist Experience and Skills
Previous reception or customer-facing experience
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Calm professional approach
Confidence using IT systems
The legal right to work in the UK
Application
If you are a School Receptionist seeking a rewarding role in London please submit your CV as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Accounting Software
- ABAP
- Industrial Safety
- Large Account Management
- Client Services
- Blogging
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