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Gonville School in New Zealand is seeking a passionate, dynamic team leader for Year 4–6 to model classroom excellence as a Scale A teacher while guiding, supporting, and empowering your team members.
As a school committed to leadership development, this full-time permanent role offers intentional professional growth, strong staff collaboration, and ongoing support within a warm, structured learning environment for our students and staff alike.
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Leap into learning and teaching at Gonville School
Are you looking for a vibrant school where connection, genuine laughter, and shared success are at the heart of every single day?
Due to our current team leader returning overseas, an exciting opportunity has opened at Gonville School. Powerful learning and empowered learners are who we are and what we do, and we are on the hunt for a passionate, dynamic, and team-minded team leader (Year 4–6, open to negotiation) to hold a pivotal dual role: modelling classroom excellence as a Scale A teacher while guiding, supporting, and empowering your team members.
As a school deeply committed to building capability across our staff, intentional leadership development and ongoing support will be a key part of this opportunity.
Our tamariki are awesome, creative, authentic, and full of potential. They thrive in an environment rich in warmth, structure, predictability, and fun. If you bring a calm and steady presence, a big heart, an open mind, high relational intelligence, a great sense of humour, and a commitment to making a real difference, you will love it here.
Sector Primary and intermediate (Years 1–8) / kura tuatahi
Position Full-time, Permanent
Learning areas English, Health and PE, Learning languages, Mathematics and statistics, Science, Social sciences, Te reo Māori, Technology, The arts