IT Systems Manager
Francis Holland Regent's Park
Westminster
- Expired
- Salary:
- Competitive plus, benefits
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- As soon as possible
- Apply by:
- 1 February 2023
Job overview
We are seeking an outstanding IT Systems Manager for an independent London day school. Serving around 1,000 users across a large site, the IT department supports a highly developed local and cloud-based network servicing almost 600 Microsoft Surfaces, laptops, desktops and printers. The IT Systems Manager will be responsible for supporting, monitoring, maintaining, and managing a wide range of technical systems associated with the school’s IT infrastructure. Working with a small team, the successful candidate will also be expected to assist with some 1st-line support as and when required.
Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park, was founded in 1878 and is regarded today as one of London’s most academically selective girls’ independent day schools. Entry to the school is very competitive, girls achieve exceptionally good results in examinations at GCSE and A Level, and progress to some of the best universities in the UK, as well as to top global institutions such as those in the US. There are close links with our “sister” school at Francis Holland, Sloane Square, which was founded in 1881.
The school places great emphasis on the professional development of its entire staff. Staff at Francis Holland School enjoy a significant range of professional benefits. A comprehensive schedule of continuing professional development and INSET training, both internal and external, is provided for all staff. A three course lunch is available free of charge to all FHS employees and an interest free loan for travel season ticket is offered to all staff, on application to the Bursar. Daughters of staff are offered a 50% reduction in school fees.
For further information, please download a copy of the Applicant Info Pack or visit www.fhs-nw1.org.uk/about-us/vacancies
Application forms should be sent to jobs@fhs-nw1.org.uk
Closing date: 9am, Wednesday 1st February 2023
The Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. Statutory checks including a satisfactory DBS certificate and references will be a requirement for this role. This role is classed as regulated activity with children as it may involve supervising children on a day-to-day basis and is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, 1974.
FHS champions diversity and inclusion in the workplace and strongly encourages applications from all sections of the community.
Registered Charity: 312745.
Attached documents
About Francis Holland Regent's Park
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Francis Holland Regent’s Park is a leading independent day school for girls aged from 11-18, located in Marylebone, central London. There are currently over 550 pupils on roll. Francis Holland Regent’s Park was named as one of the top 50 independent schools in the UK in The Sunday Times’ Parent Power rankings for 2025.
Francis Holland Regent’s Park was founded in 1878 by the Reverend Canon Francis Holland. It was originally opened in Baker Street, where it remained until 1915, before relocating to a new purpose-built site near Clarence Gate. The school has since expanded to include a state of the art Sixth Form Centre, Linhope House, just a few minutes’ walk from the main building on Ivor Place. The school is governed by the Francis Holland Schools Trust along with its sister schools Francis Holland Sloane Square and Francis Holland Preparatory School.
Head
Katharine Woodcock
Values and Vision
At Francis Holland Regent’s Park, our core values of Knowledge, Compassion, Perseverance and Spirit underpin the school’s ethos, enabling pupils to achieve their fullest potential in an educational environment that is both ambitious and supportive. The school promotes high standards of behaviour, attainment, moral and spiritual development, initiative, adaptability and independence, as well as a sense of responsibility for others.
Francis Holland Regent’s Park provides opportunities for pupils to appreciate the culture and diversity of contemporary London, enjoying all the benefits of the School’s central London location and proximity to Regent’s Park. Sixth Formers enjoy their own dedicated Sixth Form Centre – Linhope House – which provides the perfect transition between school and university and offers a unique 16+ education in a modern, transformational learning environment. The culture of Francis Holland Regent’s Park is one where students gain not only outstanding results, but also develop self-belief, adaptability, dynamic thinking and problem-solving skills, empowering them with the tools necessary to thrive in the modern, international world.
ISI report
In their March 2025 report, ISI inspectors recognised the strong educational provision at Francis Holland Regent’s Park, identifying the school’s “harmonious and respectful community in which pupils feel that their voices are heard, and their identities are respected.” The report also highlights that:
- “The curriculum provides pupils with the opportunity for leadership in the school and wider community, to develop their academic and personal knowledge.”
- “Pupils develop advanced critical and intellectual approaches to academic work.”
- “Teachers encourage pupils to explore and debate topics beyond the plan of the lesson and challenge them to refine their arguments.”
- “Leaders emphasise to pupils their responsibility to serve others and articulate the school’s cornerstone value of compassion.”
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