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AM Receptionist

AM Receptionist

Wilmington Grammar School for Girls

Kent

  • Expired
Salary:
Grade 2 - £18,084 (pro rata equivalent salary £8,792)
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Apply by:
19 April 2021

Job overview

PART TIME RECEPTIONIST

Job Description

Salary: Grade 2 - £18,084 (pro rata equivalent salary £8,792)

Responsible to: Office Manager

Working Hours: Job Share 21.25 hours per week, term time only plus 5 inset days, (plus 5 additional half days)


Overall Job Purpose

To provide a professional and helpful welcome to the school at reception and over the telephone. 


Main Duties and Responsibilities

• Welcome visitors to the school

• Answer the telephone promptly and deal with telephone enquiries, face-to-face enquiries, recording all calls, taking messages or re-directing calls to appropriate members of staff

• Signing in visitors

• Dealing with confiscated items and lost property

• Manage distribution of bus/coach passes

• First Aid duties including overseeing sick bay and sickness reporting, liaising with parents and staff etc

• Maintain up-to-date records for student medication kept in school

• Administration of weekly detention letters

• Prepare School Registers for distribution; to distribute and/or copy information accordingly for the daily registers

• Receiving and distributing the general post in a timely manner

• Student filing

• Any other reasonable clerical duties as directed by the Office Manager

• To support the main office

• Be aware of and comply with policies and procedures relating to child protection, security, confidentiality and data protection, reporting all concerns to an appropriate person

• Participate in training opportunities and professional development as required

• To contribute to the overall ethos and aims of the school.

• To be available during GCSE and A Level Results day.

This job description is designed to outline the main duties and responsibilities associated with the post but it is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties performed. It is envisaged that this role will evolve over time in line with the development of the School. It may be subject to modification after consultation with the post-holder.


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About Wilmington Grammar School for Girls

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Founded in 1958, Wilmington Grammar School for Girls has been helping girls to secure outstanding academic results and providing a  well-rounded experience for over half a century. The school encourages a  happy and harmonious community which respects the individual and  celebrates the rich diversity of backgrounds and heritage of students  and staff. We are a growing school with over 920 students on roll, but  remain sufficiently small to recognise individual talents and ensure  everyone is challenged and supported to reach their goals.

This is a school that has always been  willing to reinvent itself, to look for new opportunities and to take on  new challenges.  We encourage each of our students to do likewise.  We  aim to nurture a passion for learning and a desire to try new things and  set ambitious goals. We have a strong emphasis on skill development and  encourage our students to adopt the’ Wilmington Mindset’, where  resilience and the impetus to innovate, trial new initiatives, grow in  confidence, independence and resilience is applauded. Respectful  relationships are central to our philosophy and there is a strong belief  that students learn best when they are happy, motivated and co-partners  in their own learning. Our younger students have had the opportunity to  immerse themselves in both Mandarin and an Enterprise curriculum.  The  triage of Mandarin, Enterprise and Mindset will provide an excellent  base for our students when they eventually move on to work places that  we can possibly only imagine.  To gain a picture of what this life looks  like, please follow us on Twitter and read the Head Teacher’s blog here.

From Year 7 to Year 11, students are taught  in a single sex environment. In sixth form however, we offer an  unparalleled range of curricular opportunities through our partnership  with Wilmington Grammar School for Boys. The same ethos of ambitious  aspirations pervades our post 16 offer and the opportunity to further  stimulate the students’ intellectual curiosity alongside the opportunity  to further develop their personal and social skills is a winning  formula. WG6 has its own website at www.wg6.co.uk.  With the variety of different pathways on offer, we are confident that  this gives a unique opportunity to support students in preparation for  their next step, be that university or the world of work.

At Wilmington Grammar School for Girls, we recognise the part that is  played by all stakeholders and work closely with parents to ensure our  students emerge as confident, self-reliant, responsible and caring  citizens. We encourage you to attend one of our Open Days/ Evenings so  you can meet our students and staff first hand and judge for yourself.

We very much look forward to welcoming you.

Michelle Lawson

Head Teacher

View Wilmington Grammar School for Girls’ latest Ofsted report

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