Classroom Teacher

Glenbrook School; Auckland; Presencial; NZD 60.000 - 80.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Glenbrook School in Franklin, New Zealand, is seeking a committed classroom teacher for a full-time fixed-term maternity cover starting 26 December 2027 and finishing 17 December 2027. The role covers primary and intermediate levels (Years 1–8) with responsibilities in English, Mathematics and statistics, Science, and Social sciences.

We value manaakitanga, ako, and whanaungatanga, and foster a collaborative, supportive learning community.

Formación

• Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8) teaching eligibility with a certificated qualification.
• Commitment to building relationships with ākonga, whānau and colleagues.
• Ability to teach with reflection, collaboration and proactivity.

Responsabilidades

• Builds respectful, inclusive relationships with ākonga, whānau and colleagues.
• Creates an engaging classroom where learners feel they belong and are supported to achieve.
• Is reflective, collaborative and proactive in their teaching.
• Values te ao Māori, our local curriculum and the strengths of our country community.
• Brings strong teaching practice and a commitment to continued learning.
• Has a great sense of fun and can work collaboratively with our wonderful team.

Conocimientos

Builds respectful, inclusive relations

Engaging classroom creation

Reflective, collaborative teaching

Values te ao Māori and local community

Strong teaching practice and lifelong学

Fun and collaborative teamwork

Educación

Certificated teacher

Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8)

Descripción del empleo

Full time, Fixed term, Start Date: 26/12/2027, End Date: 17/12/2027 (Maternity Leave)

Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8) / kura tuatahi, Certificated teacher
English, Mathematics and statistics, Science, Social sciences

Glenbrook School is looking for a committed, enthusiastic classroom teacher to join our full-primary country school in Franklin.

We are a proactive, connected school with a strong sense of community. In 2027, we will celebrate 150 years of learning at Glenbrook, a proud history that continues to shape our future. Come and work with a collaborative, hard working team who care deeply about our learners and make a difference every day.

Our values of Mana, Ako, Manaakitanga and Whanaungatanga guide how we learn, teach and care for one another. We are a Spiral of Inquiry school. We are curious about what matters for our learners, open to learning alongside them, and committed to thoughtful action that makes a difference.

We believe learning includes taking risks, making mistakes and trying again. Our mantra ofFAIL means First Attempt In Learning”. We encourage ākonga to persevere, reflect and grow in confidence as learners.

We are seeking a teacher who:

• builds respectful, inclusive relationships with ākonga, whānau and colleagues
• creates an engaging classroom where learners feel they belong and are supported to achieve
• is reflective, collaborative and proactive in their teaching
• values te ao Māori, our local curriculum and the strengths of our country community
• brings strong teaching practice and a commitment to continued learning.
• has a great sense of fun and can work collaboratively with our wonderful team.

At Glenbrook, we are developing a curriculum that builds the knowledge, skills and strategies our learners need, while reflecting our community and local opportunities. Teachers at all career stages, including beginning teachers, are welcome to apply.