School Office Manager

• School office manager
• Primary School
• Full-time
• February Start
• Temp to perm
• 8am to 4pm

A primary school in Peckham is looking for an experienced School Office Manager to join their team to manage the office and support the admin team. You must have SIMS experience and have worked in a school office previously.

The role would suit an individual with previous experience in running a large school office or an experienced school administrator looking for a more senior position.

In this role you will manage the full range of administrative support to the Head and Senior Managers, ensuring continuity is maintained between staff, pupils, Governors, parents, carers, professionals, volunteers and visitors and all stakeholders. Under the direction of the school business manager the post holder will be responsible for managing processes in the school and liaising with the SLT team.

The Schools Office Manager will actively embrace the schools core principles to ensure an inclusive and positive environment for our pupils with learning difficulties and disabilities.

The Schools Office Manager will liaise with senior managers, OHCAT Shared services teams school staff, pupils, Governors, parents, carers, professionals, volunteers and visitors to maintain the high standards of the school. Lead on the Lettings of the facilities and assist with preparations for school events, projects and functions. You will be responsible for:

• Admissions
• Attendance
• General admin
• Handling students transition from year 6 to 7
• Invoices
• Front Desk

If you are an experienced School Office Manager looking for a new position, please apply ASAP with an up to date CV.

A welcoming and inclusive primary school in the Peckham area, known for its strong sense of community and nurturing ethos. The school provides a supportive environment where children are encouraged to develop confidence, curiosity, and respect for others. With a focus on high-quality teaching, personal development, and close partnerships with families, it helps pupils build solid foundations for both academic learning and social growth.