Get a reply from this employer
Your resume and cover letter, tailored to exactly what they’re hiring for.
St Scholastica's Catholic Primary School in Burwood is seeking a classroom teacher to release a junior teacher for POL on Wednesdays at 0.24 FTE, commencing 27th January, 2027. The role is a contract position 0.24 FTE with potential alignment to a Visual Arts teaching position for the right candidate.
Applicants should have VIT registration, accreditation to teach RE, and the ability to work flexibly within a Catholic school community while delivering explicit instruction and engaging students
A classroom teacher to release a junior teacher for POL on Wednesday at 0.24 FTE commencing 27th January, 2027.
St. Scholastica's Catholic Primary School located in Burwood is seeking a highly motivated, enthusiastic and friendly classroom teacher to join our school one day a week on Wednesdays 0.24 FTE commencing 27th January, 2027.
The successful applicant will be required to:
support the Catholic ethos of the school
display knowledge of the Victorian Curriculum
build and maintain positive respectful relationships with students, colleagues and parents
work flexibly and collaboratively within staff teams
have a knowledge and/ or experience in explicit Instruction, vision of learning and vision of engagement
demonstrate understanding and implementation of MACS' Explicit Instruction model to support effective teaching and improved student learning outcomes.
St. Scholastica's is committed to the safety, well being and protection of all children in our care.
Will consider this position in conjunction with an ongoing Visual Arts teaching position 0.24 FTE for the right candidate.
Special Requirements
VIT registration
Accreditation to teach RE in a Catholic School or willingness to do so.
Affiliation: Catholic
Teaching Level: Primary
Gender: Coed
115 Students
14 TeachingStaff
7 Non-Teaching Staff
Single School
St Scholastica's Catholic Primary School has a strong connection with Our Mother Mary. Our motto is 'To Jesus through Mary' and though the Marist Sisters no longer teach at St Scholastica's, their legacy remains strong. St Scholastica's, in building a vital sense of community, upholds beliefs about the worth and dignity of each person, the school is therefore centred around the gospel values.