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SDN Milperra is seeking an experienced educator to join our 60-place centre, where collaborative teamwork and inclusive practice shape learning for children aged 0–5. You will support children and families, observe development, and contribute to an environment that is safe, joyful, and responsive to diverse needs.
The role is to collaborate with a team of early childhood professionals, deliver SDN's high-quality program, and advance your career within a not-for-profit village that values
When you join SDN Milperra you join a vibrant, 60-place centre with a strong focus on community connections and a creative, "think outside the box" approach to education.
Are you an experienced educator interested in working in an organisation that supports you to do what you love to do most- support children and their families?
You put children first. As a not-for-profit organisation, so do we.
When you join SDN, you join a village that partners with families to enrich young lives. Our team is a place where we value each other’s unique strengths and perspectives. We believe that the best way to support children is to partner with each other, being generous with our knowledge and skills, and learning and growing together.
As a educator or senior educator you'll work with a team of early childhood professionals to deliver SDN's innovative, high quality and inclusive program for children, while building strong, meaningful relationships with children and families, and delivering the support of the SDN village to their lives.
You will be a Certificate III or Diploma-qualified educator with a special interest in diversity and inclusion, have an excellent understanding of inclusive early childhood practice and a willingness to share your knowledge and to grow and learn. Experience working with kids (0-5years).
SDN Milperra’s innovative, project-based, and play-focused program is driven by children's interests and incorporates diverse literacy approaches - such as popular culture and critical literacy to inspire exploration, imagination, and critical thinking through play. We are committed to nurturing respect and care for the environment. Our hands-on learning in natural outdoor spaces fosters a deep connection to Country and Indigenous culture. We have strong partnerships with our community and proudly celebrate the rich cultural diversity of our children and families. Our centre is a welcoming, dynamic place where children grow, learn, and thrive within a supportive and engaged community
Your role will involve collaborating with children (0-5years) about their interests and supporting them by creating a stimulating environment. As well as supporting the physical needs of children, you will assist in the observation and evaluation of the children’s development, creating an environment which ensures trust and security and provides flexible routines and smooth transitions.
This roll is filling a medical leave position
Contract - possibility of extension
Toddler Room (2years - 3years)
Great opportunity for your to continue your career with SDN if you are successful in this role .
At SDN, everyone is welcome and respected. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people from culturally diverse backgrounds to apply. We’re here for you, helping to grow a career you can be proud of, with ongoing networking, training, and promotion opportunities.
To view the position description, please follow the link below or copy and paste into web browser: https://www.sdn.org.au/media/2798/senior-educator-diploma-aug-2020.pdf
SDN Children’s Services is committed to being a child-safe organisation, prioritising the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people. As part of our commitment, successful applicants will undergo thorough screening processes during the recruitment phase. Successful applicants will be subject to relevant pre-employment checks including Working with Children Check (NSW) and National Police Check.
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