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St Joseph's CPS Manildra invites a dedicated Catholic educator to join as Religious Education Coordinator. You will lead the RE program within a faith-filled school community, collaborating with clergy, parents, and staff to foster a visible Catholic identity.
You will design and implement RE curriculum, lead accreditation processes, and mentor RE teachers while coordinating with parish and school leadership for ongoing faith formation and social justice initiatives.
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Religious Education Coordinator | St Joseph's CPS, Manildra
Co-educational, Years K-6
Permanent Full-time Position, 1.00 FTE - Coordinator Level 1 (Initial two year contract)
Commencing: 28 January 2027
About the Role
St Joseph's CPS, Manildra is seeking an experienced and dedicated Catholic educator to join the school community. The Religious Education Coordinator is a key member of the leadership team of a Catholic school and exercises his or her ministry under the leadership of the Principal within the school leadership team, in collaboration with clergy, teachers, parents, Catholic Education staff and other members of the faith community who contribute to the life of the Catholic school.
The responsibilities of the Religious Education Coordinator in the Catholic Education Diocese of Bathurst are drawn from three key domains of leadership:
A copy of the position description can be found here .
About You (Selection Criteria)
Why Work for Us?
Responsible for 33 schools, approximately 9,800 students and 1,700 staff, Catholic Education Diocese of Bathurst (CEDB) is encompassed by the Blue Mountains, Warrumbungle Ranges, the Pilliga, Macquarie River, Lachlan River, Abercrombie River and the Jenolan State Forest. The Diocese covers 103,680 square kilometres, comprises of Three Traditional Nations: the Wiradjuri, Gamilaraay/Gomeroi, and Wailwan nations and boasts the beauty of the central west and orana regions of NSW. A diversity of opportunities awaits you.
Located in the heart of Manildra, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School has been shaping the minds and hearts of students, creating a supportive and inspiring learning community. St Joseph’s tight‑knit community fosters relationships that are valued and collaboration is encouraged. Our commitment to Catholic values, such as hope, justice, and the inherent dignity of each individual, permeates every aspect of our work. academic potential of every student.
Applications must be submitted by 11:55pm on 19 November 2026.
A talent pool may be created for future ongoing and temporary roles, valid for a period of 12 months.
Further details of this position can be obtained by contacting Head of Religious Education & Faith Formation, Angelo Belmonte, on 02 6338 3000.
Catholic Education Diocese of Bathurst is committed to a culture where children are safe, supported and nurtured to grow and develop.
The protection and wellbeing of children and young people is based upon the belief that each person is made in the image and likeness of God, and that the inherent dignity of all should be recognised and fostered.
We have systems, processes and policies in place that make up our safeguarding framework, the purpose of which is to protect the children and young people who attend our schools.
CEDB is committed to the Child Safe Standards and working to continuously improve child safety in our organisation with an understanding that keeping children safe is the responsibility of everyone within our school community.
A valid Working with Children Check is required for this position.
Child Protection legislation requires preferred applicants to be subject to employment screening.
Catholic Education Diocese of Bathurst is an equal opportunity employer.
Affiliation: Catholic
Teaching Level: Primary
Gender: Coed
23 Students
4 TeachingStaff
3 Non-Teaching Staff
Single School
A K - 6 school located in Manildra NSW with a current enrolment of 23 students.