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St Bernard's Primary School in East Coburg, Melbourne, invites applications for a passionate teacher joining our MACS-supported team in 2027. We uphold high expectations, safety and inclusion, guided by the MACS Vision for Instruction and Engagement and the Victorian Curriculum.
The successful applicant will foster an engaging learning environment, build positive relationships with students and families, and collaborate with staff to drive student success.
Enquiries: principal@stbernardscoburg.catholic.edu.au
St. Bernard's Primary School is seeking a passionate teacher to join our dynamic team in 2027.
At St Bernard's we believe that all teachers should have high expectations and ensure that all students experience success as learners. We foster family school community partnerships, working together in trust and collaboration to enhance student learning. Guided by MACS Vision for Instruction and Engagement we create a learning environment where children are known, cared for and inspired to grow as learners.
Interested candidates are encouraged to take a look at our school website and social media platform for more information about the school.
Facebook: St Bernard's Primary School East Coburg
The successful applicant must demonstrate
Applicants are asked to demonstrate:
Applicants should submit a Cover Letter and Curriculum Vitae including the names and mobile numbers of three professional referees able to comment on your suitability for this role.
As the current/most recent Principal will be contacted in reference to your application please include this person as one of your referees.
St Bernard's is a community that is committed to the safety, wellbeing, inclusion and protection of all children in our care, therefore the successful applicant must demonstrate an understanding of & commitment to providing a safe environment for children. We aim to provide a child-safe and child-friendly environment where children and young people are safe and feel safe and their voices are heard about decisions that affect their lives. There is particular attention paid to the cultural safety of Aboriginal children and children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds, as well as the safety of children with a disability. Every person at St Bernard's has a responsibility to ensure that the wellbeing and safety of all children and young people is at the forefront of all we do and every decision we make.