Management Accountant
Dean Trust Ardwick
Manchester
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- ASAP
- Apply by:
- 28 March 2019
Job overview
The Dean Trust finance function, led and managed by the Chief Finance Officer, prepares and maintains the financial statements for the Dean Trust group of academies and business units. The finance and accounting arrangements therefore provide an interesting challenge.
In broad terms The Dean Trust currently enjoys total revenue grants and other income of circa £40 million per annum.
The Trust’s growth plan has an aspiration to become a medium sized regional MAT of 12-15 academies operating within 3 geographical Hubs of Trafford, Manchester and Knowsley/Wigan.
Dean Trust Ardwick is a 1,200 place secondary free school and began life in September 2015 moving to a purpose-built new school in September 2016. Currently we have Year 7-10 pupils and we look forward to having a full complement of pupils in September 2019.
Situated on Stockport Road, a main route into Manchester city centre, we are in the heart of the Ardwick community. We are a local school for local children, and we are here to provide a first class education for the pupils who attend the school, and to serve the community.
WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?
The post holder will be expected to lead the provision of support for Dean Trust Ardwick financial accounting and assist the wider Trust finance teams, ensuring the delivery of high quality, efficient finance reports and information to the Trust management teams, Governors and Trustees.
This is an ideal opportunity for an individual looking for a new opportunity to work in a growing school and to help set the standard and ethos for what is intended to be an Outstanding school in the heart of Manchester.
CLOSE DATE: 10AM THURSDAY 28TH MARCH 2019
The Dean Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All post holders are subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring check and Disqualification
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About Dean Trust Ardwick
- Dean Trust Ardwick
- 345 Stockport Road, Manchester
- Greater Manchester
- M13 0LF
- United Kingdom
Dean Trust Ardwick is one of ten schools (6 secondary and 4 primary) within The Dean Trust. The school is committed to the Trust’s aim of working in areas of greatest challenge and shares the belief that it is the educational right of the child to receive a comprehensive education committed to academic excellence - regardless of background or social standing.
Dean Trust Ardwick opened in 2015 to meet the challenge of increased demand for school places in Manchester and to serve the local community. In May 2018, Ofsted acknowledged the strong start the school had made, judging it as ‘good’ and recognising its ‘relentless pursuit of excellence’. By 2019, it had become a well-established ‘school of choice’ and had its first full intake from Years 7-11. The first two cohorts graduated from Dean Trust Ardwick with high achievement following rigorous TAG and CAG quality assurance processes. The school maintained strong outcomes this year with the first Dean Trust Ardwick cohort to officially sit a full GCSE exam season.
There has been a recent change in leadership as the founding Headteacher retired in April 2022. The new Head of School has worked at Dean Trust Ardwick since its inception and is therefore well placed to move it forward, on its next period of growth. Together, with the newly established leadership team, the Head of School has developed and shared a 3-5 year vision for a truly inclusive school where all pupils thrive, without exception.
To realise its ambition the school remains focused on delivering a high quality universal offer that provides all pupils with a curriculum that exposes them to powerful knowledge, places them on an ambition pathway and develops the character traits needed to seize the opportunities that exist in society. This is underpinned by an explicit focus on the school culture, where all staff take collective and equal responsibility to foster the culture the school desires and which our young people deserve.
Headteacher
Mr S Worthington
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