Medical Centre Secretary (Term-time only)
Job Reference: schooltalent/TP/12432/2114
Number of Positions:
1
Contract Type:
Part Time - Term Time
£13,045 per annum.
Working Hours:
25 hours per week, term-time only (34 weeks). Working pattern to be agreed.
Location:
Strathallan School
Closing Date:
28/09/2025
Department:
Administration
Region / Division:
Strathallan School
Job Role:
Operational/Professional Services
The Role
Strathallan School is seeking to appoint a Medical Centre Secretary to work on a part-time, term-time only permanent basis. This role will be based at the School's Health Centre and will work closely with the team of nurses.
The post-holder will work 25 hours per week, for 34 weeks of the year (term-time) as well as 4 Saturdays (8.30am - 12.30pm) across the whole academic year to cover the School's main reception. The exact working pattern for this role can be discussed at interview.
The successful candidate will be able to work independently as well as part of a team, with a professional and vigilant approach to their duties and responsibilities. The nature of this position requires the successful candidate to be adaptable and flexible working with meticulous attention to detail and with the utmost confidentiality and discretion.
About the School
Strathallan School is a leading co-educational boarding and day school with an outstanding reputation academically in sports and the arts. Pupils are divided between Strathallan Prep School and Strathallan Senior School. There are three senior Girls' Houses, four senior Boys' Houses, and a junior boarding house.
The School is situated in the beautiful Earn Valley as a self-contained wooded estate of 153 acres on the edge of Forgandenny. Perth is the nearest town, some ten minutes away by car and access to the motorways puts Edinburgh (45 mins), Glasgow (1 hr) and the Scottish Highlands within easy reach.
The School is well-resourced with a mixture of traditional and modern buildings. The Main Building, a Grade B listing, was once a large private mansion, bought by the School's founder, Harry Riley, in 1920 when he moved the School from its original 1913 location in Bridge of Allan.
The School exists to provide inclusive all-around education for its pupils in a nurturing and caring environment. Our aim is to engage pupils to be their best and prepare them for the demands of further study and future work in an increasingly diverse and global university and employment market. We do this through opportunities that inspire and challenge and expect effort and hard work from each pupil in achieving their best, based on values of respect, kindness, honesty, hard work, humility, and excellence, all underpinned by the fundamental value of love.
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