2027 School Learning Officers (Teaching & Learning) - Holy Cross School, Trinity Park

Catholic Education Cairns; Sydney; On-site; AUD 45,000 - 46,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Long service leave after 7 years

14 weeks’ paid parental leave

24/7 Employee Assistance Program

12.75% superannuation

Strong EBA structure with yearly payr?

Job summary

Holy Cross School in Cairns is seeking a School Learning Officer to maximise educational outcomes by assisting teachers in delivering learning programs. This role involves both small group and 1:1 student support, collaboration with teams, and ensuring students engage in learning activities with appropriate differentiation.

The position supports a Catholic education ethos and provides opportunities to work with diverse learners in a dynamic school environment, contributing to inclusive education

Qualifications

• Provide assistance to teachers to optimize student learning outcomes.
• Collaborate with teaching teams and staff across departments.
• Support student engagement and wellbeing in classroom and school activities.

Responsibilities

• Provide assistance to teachers to support student learning aligned with learning plans.
• Collaborate with teaching teams and staff from multiple departments.
• Provide supervision and support to students inside and outside the classroom, including during excursions.
• Assist students with specific learning needs including writing and reading, providing feedback to teachers.
• Keep accurate records of student work and progress and communicate with staff to ensure flow of information.

Skills

Student support

1:1 support

Classroom assistance

Record keeping

Tools

Technology support

Job description

School Learning Officer (Teaching & Learning)

Commencement Date: 16 January 2027

Employment Type: Term Time, Fixed Term until 21 January 2028, 22.25hrs per week (4 days per week)

Salary Range: SOF Level 2$32.50 to $33.20gross per hour plus 12.75% superannuation

Closing Date for Applications: Friday 6th November 2026, 12:00PM

Holy Cross School, Trinity Park

Formally opened in 1987, Holy Cross School is an integral component of the Northern Beaches Parish of Cairns. The Holy Cross School Charism - RELATIONSHIPS, COMMUNITY, SERVICE and STEWARDSHIP - referred to as ‘The Holy Cross Way’, is embedded in all facets of school life, and lived, modelled, and articulated by every member of the school community.

Grounded in a reputation of innovation, Holy Cross School introduced internationally acclaimed Walker Learning in 2017. An Australian based total and holistic pedagogy, Walker Learning is an intentional teaching and learning approach for primary aged children. Through hands‑on creative exploration and investigation, Walker Learning enables staff to craft the unique balance between students as active participants in their learning, and explicit instruction driven by the teachers.

As Learners in a digital world,Holy Cross School embraces personalised self‑driven ‘flip’ learning platforms. Through the provision of one-to-one devices for all students in Years 3 to 6, and shared devices readily available in the lower years, every child has access to a variety of teaching and learning environments to ensure equitable access for all regardless of their entry point.

Holy Cross School lives and breathes its Catholic identity as a place of welcoming and belonging for all. With two teams of highly skilled School Officers (Team Wellbeing and Team Learning) teachers pride themselves on being able to offer an authentic wholly inclusive curriculum ensuring every child can meet their full potential in all facets of their schooling. A proud fully accredited Dyslexia School, Holy Cross School has the best interests of every child at the forefront of its growth and development.

Culturally diverse, students enjoy a rich tapestry of languages, life experiences and cultural histories. A team of Specialist staff (Teacher Librarian, HPE Teacher, Music Dance and Drama Teacher, STEM Teacher, Enrichment Teacher, Indigenous Liaison Officer, Accredited Dyslexia Teacher and three Inclusion Support Teachers) ensure multiple opportunities are readily available to guarantee every student finds their ‘spark’ prior to graduation in Year 6, enabling them to be the best version of themselves into High School and beyond.

About the Role

The purpose of the School Learning Officer role is to maximise educational outcomes for students by providing assistance to Teachers to meet the learning goals of students. This may involve assisting Teachers in the delivery of learning programs both in small group and/or 1:1 scenarios.

Typical duties performed may include, but are not limited to:

• Providing assistance to teacher/s to support student learning that aligns with student/s learning plans
• Collaborating with teaching teams and staff from multiple departments
• Providing support and supervision to students (that require quality differentiated teaching practise (QDTP) and supplementary adjustments) inside and outside the classroom to enable them to participate in learning and school activities including sporting events, school functions, field trips and excursions
• Assisting students (either individually or in groups) with specific learning needs including writing, reading, which may include providing feedback and observations to the classroom teacher/s; use relevant learningprograms
• Keeping accurate records of student work and progress and communicate with the teacher/s and relevant staff to ensure effective flow of information regarding student learning progress and wellbeing
• Assisting in the support of student engagement by reinforcing appropriate student behaviour, school expectations
• Providing practical assistance to students in using classroom resources e.g. technology
• Performing administrative tasks of record maintenance, producing resources (printing, laminating etc.) and other administrative support
• Assisting in maintaining a clean and tidy classroom and other learning environments
• Assisting in setting up appropriate classroom and other learning environments
• Liaising with teacher/s regarding straightforward matters
• Providing routine support to students in relation to their physical needs (e.g. mobility support)
• Ensuring student safety in accordance with policies and procedures
• Undertaking student supervision for playground duty
• Following risk assessments
• Other duties as directed by the principal or delegated person/s

For further information about the role and responsibilities, please refer to the Position Description: ASOC School Learning Officer Position Description - Level 2 (Holy Cross)

Work Requirements

• Hold a Working with Children Blue Card
• Be fully supportive of the ethos of Catholic Education

What We Offer

• Access to long service leave after 7 years of continuous service
• 14 Weeks’ paid parental leave
• Support and guidance with access to 24/7 Employee Assistance Program Assure
• Generous superannuation of 12.75%
• Secure employment backed by a strong collective agreement, with yearly EBA increases
• Great career opportunities to grow within Catholic Education, Diocese of Cairns

Intending applicants must be fully committed to creating and maintaining a child safe organisation.

Catholic Education is an equal opportunity employer.

Enquiries:

Principal
Sarah Hamilton
P: 4050 6300
E: [e-mail]