Apply Now! Receptionist & Administration Assistant Required in Slough
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Job Summary
Are you a highly organised administrator looking for a pivotal role in the engine room of a school We are recruiting for a Receptionist & Administration Assistant for a leading Slough-based Prep School. This permanent full-time position (starting April) requires an individual with a creative approach to problem-solving and a commitment to upholding a nurturing school ethos. You will balance front-desk duties with essential welfare and compliance tasks.
Responsibilities
Maintain accurate medical and allergy records including monitoring medication expiry dates
Provide First Aid cover and manage student medication and injury records
Coordinate school photography sessions and liaise with peripatetic music teachers for scheduling
Assist with the administration of school trips clubs and internal school events
Complete or assist with statutory school census returns and data protection compliance
Qualifications and Experience
Previous experience in an educational setting is highly desirable
Familiarity with school systems such as SIMS ParentMail and InVentry
Current First Aid qualification (or willingness to undergo mandatory training)
Must have the right to work in the UK
Salary and Benefits
Competitive Salary (Negotiable for the right candidate)
Pension scheme and Employee Assistance Programme (including GP24)
A tranquil well-ordered workplace where staff wellbeing is a priority
Full-time permanent contract starting after the Easter break
How to Apply To join a school that successfully combines a nurturing ethos with academic excellence submit your CV now!
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