Primary School Site Manager | Leicester | ASAP start
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Job Summary
We are working with a vibrant primary school in Leicester seeking a dedicated Site Manager for an ASAP start. This full-time role is central to the schools daily operations overseeing site security minor repairs and the management of the cleaning team. The position is temporary until August 2026 at which point a permanent contract will be offered to the successful candidate. The school is looking for a professional with a can-do attitude who can provide technical support to the Senior Leadership Team on estate projects and health and safety audits. This is a brilliant opportunity for a site manager who values a traditionally academic setting and wants to make a real difference in a diverse flourishing community.
About the School This Leicester primary school is an academic aspirational learning community known for its pioneering spirit. It provides a scholarly well-ordered environment where staff are proud of their achievements. The leadership team is deeply supportive providing a productive and happy workspace with a culture of purposeful good humour and humanity. It is a flourishing and mutually respectful place of learning where students and staff alike treat others as equals. The school features exceptional facilities and a technology-rich environment making it a truly inspiring place for a site professional to develop their career while supporting the growth of young learners.
Start Date: ASAP
Salary Range: (Local Government Grade equivalent)
Contract: Full-Time Temp-to-Perm
How to Apply To join a team that values excellence and character in a primary setting submit your CV today!
Key Skills
- Food Science
- Marketing and Merchandising
- Crystal Report
- ESL
- Client Services
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