School Business Manager | Excellent Leadership Opportunity | Enfield
Job Summary
A forward-thinking secondary school in Enfield is looking to appoint an experienced School Business Manager on a full-time permanent basis from September 2026.
This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially minded leader who enjoys improving systems managing resources and supporting school improvement through effective operational leadership.
Youll provide strategic oversight of the schools business services while ensuring the smooth day-to-day running of operations.
Responsibilities include:
Managing the schools finances and budget planning
Leading HR administration and recruitment processes
Overseeing facilities management and site operations
Managing contracts and supplier relationships
Ensuring compliance with financial and statutory regulations
Supporting strategic planning with the Senior Leadership Team
Leading administrative and support staff
This ambitious 1118 secondary school has a strong reputation for staff development and collaborative working. Leaders place a real emphasis on creating an efficient supportive environment where both students and employees can thrive.
Applications are welcomed from experienced School Business Managers Finance Managers Operations Managers and senior administrators with leadership experience in education.
As part of the schools safer recruitment procedures references from your current (or most recent) employer and a previous employer will be required before an interview can be arranged.
Permanent position
September 2026 start
Local Government Pension Scheme
Excellent CPD
Supportive senior leadership
The school is interviewing as soon as suitable applications are received so early applications are encouraged.
If youre ready to take the next step in your leadership career wed love to hear from you.
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