Primary Teacher | Full Time | Fixed-term Contract

Gippsland Grammar; Sale; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Gippsland Grammar is seeking an experienced Primary Teacher to join St Anne's Campus in Sale on a fixed-term full-time contract for the 2027 academic year. You will teach primary students and oversee their learning, wellbeing and development in line with the Australian Curriculum.

Responsibilities include delivering engaging lessons, monitoring progress with data-informed feedback, and supporting wellbeing through positive education while collaborating with colleagues and participating in school

Qualifications

• Teaching qualification is required and current Victorian teacher registration.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging curriculum using Australian Curriculum across primary years.
• Support student wellbeing and resilience through positive education techniques.
• Plan, deliver and assess learning with data-informed feedback to guide progress.
• Create a safe, inclusive classroom environment encouraging risk-taking and curiosity.
• Collaborate with staff and contribute to co-curricular activities and supervision duties.

Skills

Curriculum delivery

Student wellbeing

Assessment feedback

Education

Teaching qualification

Victorian teacher registration

Job description

• Fixed-term full-time contract through December 2027
• Deliver engaging curriculum using the school's Academic Care model
• Lead student wellbeing and foster resilience through positive education

Gippsland Grammar provides an outstanding contemporary, holistic education where our community has a shared understanding of what we learn, how we learn and who we teach. Our School culture is centred around our core values of Compassion, Leadership, Excellence, Responsibility and Respect and develops people of character who act with integrity and wisdom.

About the role

We are seeking an experienced Primary Teacher to join St Anne's Campus in Sale, for a fixed-term full-time contract during the 2027 academic year. You will teach primary students and take responsibility for their learning, wellbeing and development across the Australian Curriculum.

Duties:

• Implement our school's Academic Care educational model in your classroom
• Plan, prepare and deliver engaging curriculum that meets diverse student needs
• Create a safe, supportive learning environment where students feel willing to take risks
• Monitor student progress using data-informed practices and provide effective feedback
• Support student wellbeing and resilience using positive education strategies
• Contribute to school life through co-curricular activities and general supervision duties
• Collaborate with colleagues to refine teaching practice and support student achievement
• Teaching qualification and current Victorian teacher registration
• Demonstrated expertise in delivering the Australian Curriculum
• Commitment to our five core values: compassion, leadership, excellence, respect and responsibility
• Experience creating inclusive, engaging classroom environments
• Ability to work collaboratively within a supportive school community

About Gippsland Grammar

Our School culture is centred around our core values of Compassion, Leadership, Excellence, Responsibility and Respect. We develop people of character who act with integrity and wisdom, guided by our Anglican Ethos across all campuses as one School.

To find out more about our school, beautiful campuses, and facilities, please see the video below.

Applications close on 11 November 2026 however the school will make an appointment before the closing date, if a suitable applicant becomes available.

Gippsland Grammar is a child safe environment. Every child has a right to be safe, and at our School, we take a zero-tolerance approach to any behaviours that jeopardise student safety (including child abuse and reportable conduct). As such, preferred applicants will be subject to child protection screening, background and reference checks, verification of identity checks and must adhere to the School's child safe practices, as outlined in the Student Protection Program policies on the School's website.