School Business Manager (SBM) – Outstanding Secondary School – Oxford
School Business Manager (SBM) – Outstanding Secondary School – Oxford (Oxfordshire)
Start Date: As soon as possible
Contract: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: Paid to scale
We are seeking an experienced and strategic School Business Manager to join an Outstanding secondary school in Oxford. This is a senior leadership role offering an excellent opportunity to contribute to the operational and financial success of a high-performing school.
The successful candidate will oversee finance, HR, administration and site management, ensuring that all business functions operate efficiently. You will work closely with the senior leadership team to support strategic planning and school improvement.
This role requires strong leadership, financial expertise and excellent organisational skills.
School Information:
This is an 11 to 18 well-established, Outstanding Ofsted Rated School in Oxford with a strong commitment to high standards, student wellbeing and continuous improvement. The school serves a diverse and ambitious community and is known for its supportive ethos. Students are respectful, motivated and eager to succeed.
The school offers a broad curriculum and a collaborative working environment. Staff benefit from strong leadership and ongoing professional development.
Key Responsibilities:
• Lead financial planning and budgeting
• Oversee HR and recruitment
• Manage operations and facilities
• Ensure compliance with regulations
• Support strategic planning
• Line manage support staff
Requirements:
• Business or finance qualification
• Leadership experience
• Strong financial and organisational skills
• Excellent communication
• Strategic thinking
• School experience (desirable)
Application
To apply, please send your CV as soon as possible
- Locations
- Oxford
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