Communications Admin Officer
Singlegate Primary School · London, London
Communications Admin Officer at Singlegate Primary School, based in London, London. This is a permanent role.
- Salary
- Competitive
- Location
- London, London
- Contract
- Permanent
- Posted
- 4 weeks ago
- Closes
- 24 Aug 2026
- Sector
- NHS Admin
Reference b8dc504e3897680a0ebe7e9c4d61225aedc7effc
About the role
MAIN PURPOSE
- to contribute to the planning, development and organisation of communication service systems and procedures
- to assist in the implementation of the school’s communications strategies, marketing communications and public relations activities both internal and external
- to maintain accurate record keeping systems, and ensure that Parentmail and Parentpay are updated with leavers and joiners
- to be responsible for all extra-curricular bookings and related communication
- To offer a warm and welcoming approach to all visitors, families, staff and children when contacting and communicating with the office
MAIN DUTIES
Administration
- to word process and complete complex IT based tasks
- to prepare and collate all information that supports the better organisation of any curricular activity for both staff and families
- to communicate First Aid incidents via Parent Mail to families
- to be responsible for all communication regarding extra-curricular activities and educational visits to families
- to book transport tickets through TFL School Party Scheme for planned educational visits
- to chase parental consent and payments and run relevant reports from ParentMail and ParentPay
- to be responsible for all booking systems that involve parental involvement
- to work in partnership with the Office Manager and Director of Operations in the planning of residential trips and educational visits
- to undertake the administration of complex procedures e.g. collation of school reports, other school documentation
- to operate relevant equipment/complex ICT packages
- to undertake financial procedures e.g. raising official school orders and invoices
- to be responsible for the collation of daily lunch numbers for both children and staff and communicate effectively with the Kitchen Leader
- to produce personalised dietary need cards for any child with a dietary need and ensure classes have coloured lanyards for those with a dietary requirement
- to be responsible for the management of Parent Pay and chasing payments for school lunches and educational visits and passing to the Director of Operations, when debts remain unpaid
- to communicate effectively with all members of staff regarding stationery needs and resourcing
- to support internal ‘house-keeping’ of a busy school office to include answering phones, photocopying, basic first aid, contact with families
- to produce exercise book labels for all classes at the start of each term and for new in year starters, and during the term as required and directed by class teachers
- to complete daily updating for the After School Club class door lists daily with attendees as directed by the Office Manager
- to undertake any administrative duties commensurate to the position
RESPONSIBILITIES
- to be aware of and comply with policies and procedures relating to safeguarding, health and safety, confidentiality and data protection and critical incidents procedures, reporting all concerns to the Director of Operations
- to be aware of and support equal opportunities for all
- to contribute to the overall ethos/work/visions of the school
- to establish constructive relationships and communicate with other agencies/professionals
- to participate in training and other staff developments activities as required
- to attend and participate in relevant meetings as required
- to be part of the Performance Management process
QUALIFICATIONS/TRAINING
- to have very good Mathematics, English and ICT skills
KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS
- to have a full working knowledge of relevant policies/codes of practice and awareness of relevant legislation
- to have very good ICT skills
- to participate in development and training opportunities
- to have the ability to communicate well with children and all adults
- to work constructively as part of a team, understanding school roles and responsibilities and your own position within these
- to contribute to the wider life of the school (e.g. attendance at school fair, planned events, as appropriate)
- to self evaluate learning needs and actively seek learning opportunities
Reference: b8dc504e3897680a0ebe7e9c4d61225aedc7effc · Posted 4 weeks ago · Closes 24 Aug 2026 · Listed via Singlegate Primary School
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