Performing Arts teacher

Springlands School; Marlborough; On-site; NZD 60,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Arts resource budgets

Professional development tailored to你的

Job summary

Springlands School is seeking an energetic, creative, and collaborative Performing Arts Teacher to lead and deliver our Arts curriculum across Years 0-6, inspiring tamariki through music, drama, and dance while shaping the arts culture of our school.

We offer a full-time position or a flexible part-time timetable and invite you to design engaging Arts programmes aligned with the NZ Curriculum, celebrate creativity and culture, and lead assemblies and community performances.

Qualifications

• Passion for performing arts and working with young learners.
• Ability to plan, assess, and deliver high-quality Arts learning.
• Willingness to lead assemblies and events.
• Commitment to cultural responsiveness, including te ao Māori.

Responsibilities

• Curriculum delivery - creating vibrant, inclusive, and culturally responsive Arts programmes aligned with the NZC.
• Planning and assessment - managing term planning, tracking progress, and assessing learning to ensure meaningful progression for all students.
• Assemblies and events - organising dynamic school assemblies, showcases, and community performances that celebrate student achievement.
• Community connection - engaging whānau and the wider community through creative events, exhibitions, and performances.

Job description

Primary and intermediate (Years 1-8) / kura tuatahi, Certificated teacher The arts

Springlands School is seeking an energetic, creative, and collaborative Performing Arts Teacher to lead and deliver our Arts curriculum across Years 0-6. This is a unique opportunity to inspire our tamariki through music, drama, and dance, while shaping the performing arts culture of our school.

Whether you are seeking a full-time position or a flexible part-time timetable, we are committed to shaping this role around the right candidate.

You will work across the school to design and deliver a rich, engaging Arts programme that celebrates creativity, confidence, and cultural expression.

Key responsibilities include:

• curriculum delivery - creating vibrant, inclusive, and culturally responsive Arts programmes aligned with the NZC
• planning and assessment - managing term planning, tracking progress, and assessing learning to ensure meaningful progression for all students
• assemblies and events - organising dynamic school assemblies, showcases, and community performances that celebrate student achievement
• community connection - engaging whānau and the wider community through creative events, exhibitions, and performances.

We're looking for someone who

• Is passionate about performing arts and working with young learners.
• Brings creativity, confidence, and a warm, engaging presence.
• Understands the NZC Arts learning area.
• Can plan, assess, and deliver high-quality Arts learning.
• Enjoys leading events, assemblies, and performances.
• Values teamwork, communication, and strong relationships.
• Celebrates diversity and incorporates cultural responsiveness, including te ao Māori.

What we offer

• Opportunities to shape and grow the Arts across the school.
• Vibrant learners and an engaged school community.
• A supportive, collaborative staff culture with dedicated Arts resource budgets.
• Professional development tailored to your career goals.