School Business Manager (SBM) – Good Secondary School – Surrey
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Job Summary
School Business Manager (SBM) Good Secondary School Surrey
Start Date: As soon as possible
Contract: Full-time Permanent
Salary: Paid to scale
School Information
This fantastic 1118 secondary school in Surrey is widely respected for its strong leadership financial stability and high academic performance. The school operates with clear governance structures and robust operational systems.
The Business Manager plays a crucial role in ensuring the school runs efficiently and sustainably. With continued growth and strategic development plans the school is seeking an experienced and forward-thinking School Business Manager.
Role Overview
The SBM will oversee financial management HR processes and site operations.
Key responsibilities include:
Managing school budgets and financial planning
Overseeing HR and recruitment processes
Managing contracts and procurement
Leading administrative and site teams
Supporting strategic development plans
Ensuring regulatory compliance
Preparing financial reports for governors
Monitoring expenditure and value for money
Managing payroll oversight
Supporting capital projects
This is a senior leadership support role requiring strategic thinking.
Leadership & Operations Team
The SBM works closely with the Headteacher and governing body to support school improvement.
Candidate Requirements
Experience in school business management
Strong financial management skills
Knowledge of HR and compliance
Leadership and team management experience
Strong organisational ability
Strategic mindset
Commitment to operational excellence
Application
To apply please send your CV as soon as possible.
Key Skills
- Abinitio
- Facilities Management
- Hotel Front Office
- Data Analysis
- Brokerage
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