Administrative Assistant

My Client is a reputable Special Needs School in Farnborough, currenty seeking an experienced Administrative Assistant. Must have strong admin skills, pc literacry, great customer service, people skills and great communication skills. Must be a team player, have common sense, be confident and engaging. Are you lookimg for a rewarding career in Education. This role is TermTimes only - Full-Time, Permanent, 35 hours per week, Term Time Only + 5 days. Salary £ 20,900 per annum, equivalent to the full time salary of £25,186 per annum. Great opportunities for training and personal development.

Core Responsibilities:

• Acting as a first point of contact for staff, parents and visitors – providing a welcoming and professional front-facing presence.

• Supporting day-to-day administration, including data input, filing, printing, minute-taking, and diary support.

• Working closely with the Office Manager, the postholder will support the development and implementation of a robust and effective EHCP administration process that meets all statutory requirements.

• Maintaining accurate records, logs and databases to support efficient school operations.

• Managing and responding to internal and external communications in a clear, timely and solution-focused way.

• Handling pupil information with sensitivity and in line with data protection standards.

• Providing admin support to teams across the school – from pastoral to site, SEND to teaching staff – depending on the day’s needs.

We’re looking for someone who:

• Has strong admin skills, with good attention to detail and excellent organisation.

• Can work efficiently in a fast-paced, reactive environment with multiple priorities.

• Is solution-focused, able to stay calm and think clearly when unexpected tasks arise.

• Works proactively and takes ownership of their tasks, using initiative appropriately.

• Communicates professionally and warmly with children, families, and colleagues.

• Has experience working in administration (school experience is helpful, but not essential)