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Assistant School Business Manager

Assistant School Business Manager

Haberdashers’ Hatcham College, Jerningham Site

Lewisham

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Salary:
M1-M8, £37,740 to £45,369
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
ASAP
Apply by:
2 March 2018

Job overview

The Federation and Academy
Haberdashers’ Aske’s Hatcham College provides a safe, rigorous and challenging learning environment for pupils of all abilities and backgrounds. Our expectations are high in terms of pupil progress and achievement, and behaviour. In February 2014 we received our fourth consecutive Ofsted grade of ‘Outstanding’. 

Summary of the overall purpose of the job:

The Assistant School Business Manager will be part of the team responsible for providing professional leadership and management of school support staff in partnership with teaching staff, to enhance their effectiveness in order to achieve improved standards of learning and achievement in the school. You will support the School Business Manager in ensuring the highest standards of business ethos within the administrative function of the school and strategically ensuring the most effective use of resources in support of the school’s learning objectives. A four year funded professional development training programme leading to Schools Business Management accreditation is offered as part of the package.

Key responsibilities and objectives of the job:

General

  • To assist the School Business Manager in planning and managing change in accordance with the school development/strategic plan.
  • To assist the School Business Manager in leading and managing all school support staff
  • To assist the School Business Manager in effective financial resource management

In addition, to lead on one of the following areas:

Administration Management

1. Manage the whole school administrative function and lead a group of support staff

2. Design and maintain administrative systems that deliver outcomes based on the school’s aims and goals

3. Manage systems and link processes that interact across the school to form complete systems

4. Define responsibilities, information and support for staff and other stakeholders

5. Develop process measures that are affordable and that will enable value for money decisions for those managing resources

6. Establish and use effective methods to review and improve administrative systems

Management Information Systems & ICT

1. Consider approaches for existing use and future plans to introduce or discard technology in the school

2. Consult with relevant people and other parties to introduce new technology or improve existing technology for different purposes

3. Ensure that the school has a strategy for using technology aligned to the overall vision and plans for the school ensuring value for money

4. Communicate the strategy and relevant policies, including Data Protection for use of technology across the school

5. Establish systems to monitor and report on the performance of technology within the school

Human Resource Management

1. Manage the payroll services for all school staff including the management of pension schemes and associated services.

2. Ensure the school’s equality policy is clearly communicated to all staff in school

3. Ensure that all recruitment, appraisal, staff development, grievance, disciplinary and redundancy policies and procedures comply with legal and regulatory requirements

4. Manage recruitment, performance management, appraisal and development for all support staff.

5. Monitor the relevant legal, regulatory, ethical and social requirements and the effect they have on your school and staff

6. Ensure people have a clear understanding of the policies and procedures and the importance of putting them into practice

7. Monitor the way policies and procedures are actioned and provide support where necessary

Facility & Property Management

1. Ensure the supervision of relevant planning and construction processes is undertaken in line with contractual obligations

2. Ensure the safe maintenance and security operation of all school premises

3. Manage the maintenance of the school site including the purchase and repair of all furniture and fittings

4. Ensure the continuing availability of utilities, site services and equipment

5. Follow sound practices in estate management and grounds maintenance

6. Monitor, assess and review contractual obligations for outsourced school services

7. Ensure a safe environment for the stakeholders of the school to provide a secure environment in which due learning processes can be provided

Health & Safety

1. Act as the school’s Health & Safety Co-ordinator and Fire Officer.

2. Plan, instigate and maintain records of fire practices and alarm tests.

3. Ensure the school’s written health & safety policy statement is clearly communicated and available to all people

4. Ensure the health & safety policy is implemented at all times, put into practice and is subject to review and assessment at regular intervals or as situations change

5. Enable regular consultation with people on health and safety issues

6. Ensure systems are in place to enable the identification of hazards and risk assessments

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About Haberdashers’ Hatcham College, Jerningham Site

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+44 20 7652 9510

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Haberdashers’ Aske’s Hatcham College is a mainstream, co-educational, all-through school for children aged 3-18, situated in Lewisham, south-east London. This specialist music and ICT college has been rated as “outstanding” by Ofsted. There are 1,800 pupils at the school. 

Haberdashers’ Aske’s Hatcham College is an academy governed by Haberdashers' Aske’s Educational Trust. It is the lead school of the trust’s federation, incorporating two other local academies. 

Principal 

Declan Jones 

Values and vision 

The school's vision is based on the values of aspiration, achievement, personal responsibilities, self-discipline and mutual care. It aims to be a happy and safe place where students can learn successfully within a supportive environment. Teachers believe that all students can achieve their full potential, both academically and socially. Pupils are encouraged to develop and grow as independent, resourceful and resilient individuals, and they are equipped with the skills and qualifications they will need to be successful when they join the world as adults. 

Ofsted report 

“By the time pupils join Year 7, standards in reading, writing and mathematics are above average. The proportion of pupils making and exceeding the expected levels of progress is also much higher than found nationally. The proportion of pupils attaining higher than expected levels is also rising.” 

“Students make exceptional progress in Key Stages 3 and 4. For each of the last five years, the proportion of students gaining five A* to C passes, including English and mathematics, has been well above the national average. A recent relative weakness in science has been tackled effectively and, this year, the proportion of students gaining A* to C passes in all subjects is on course to be well above average. The college no longer makes early entries to GCSE examinations.” 

View Haberdashers’ Aske’s Hatcham College's latest Ofsted report 

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