School Business Manager | Coventry | "Outstanding" Secondary School
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12 hours ago
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Job Summary
A high-achieving secondary school in Coventry is seeking a strategic and operationally-minded School Business Manager to join their Senior Leadership Team. This is a vital position responsible for overseeing the schools multi-million-pound budget managing site operations compliance and leading the administrative and support functions. The successful candidate will play a central role in ensuring the operational excellence and financial sustainability of the institution.
The School Environment This school is a productive and well-managed workplace where professional trust is at the core of the leaderships philosophy. It offers a culture that genuinely values the expertise of its support staff. The school operates with clear efficient systems and a culture of mutual respect providing an ideal environment for a leader who prizes professional integrity and autonomy.
Requirements * Essential: Significant previous experience as a School Business Manager or in a senior school-based operational role is a must.
Essential: You must have the legal right to work in the UK (sponsorship cannot be provided).
A background in Finance HR or Operations (CSBM/DSBM qualifications are highly desirable).
Key Details & Benefits * Contract: Full-time Permanent.
Hours: 37.5 hours per week.
Salary Range:per annum.
Benefits: * Access to a robust Local Government Pension Scheme.
Dedicated professional development and leadership mentoring.
On-site parking and modern staff facilities.
How to Apply Please submit your updated CV for immediate consideration. Immediate applications are required as the school is interviewing next week. Shortlisted candidates will receive a phone call within 24 hours.
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