Student Services Manager

Overview

We are looking to appoint a positive, dynamic, enthusiastic Student Services Manager with personal qualities and skills of the highest order. The skills required for the role include excellent communication, organisational and ICT, as well as being able to deliver quality customer service to students, parents/carers and any visitors to the School, in a calm, efficient and professional manner. The Student Services Manager will independently lead the provision and development of pupil support services and relevant staff.

Requirements

We are looking for individuals who are able to remain calm under pressure, show initiative, great attention to detail and maintain confidentiality with comprehensive understanding of GDPR. Candidates must be team players, willing to go the extra mile and must demonstrate a pleasant and professional approach in dealing with students, staff, parents and visitors.

Salary and Working Pattern

Band 6 £34,434 to £36,363 FTE (actual salary £30,377 per annum)

Working Pattern: Term time only, plus 2 weeks.

Contract type: Full time 5 days per week, 36.25 hours per week

Context

“Pupils are proud of the diversity represented within their school. They animatedly described \'the power of you\' days where they celebrate each other\'s cultures and faiths. Pupils said that everyone is free to be themselves. This creates a sense of belonging which helps pupils to feel happy in school. Polite and respectful interactions between pupils and adults are the norm. Pupils embrace opportunities to make changes for the benefit of others. Pupils appreciate the care that staff have taken to ensure that the diversity of the school community is reflected in the school\'s high-quality curriculum. The school has high expectations of pupils\' achievement. Most pupils achieve well. Staff are overwhelmingly proud to work at the school.\" Ofsted 2024

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