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Principal, St Joseph's Primary School, Glen Innes

Principal, St Joseph's Primary School, Glen Innes

St Joseph’s Primary School

Glen Innes

  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
It is anticipated that the new Principal will commence no later than the start of the 2022 school year (earlier by negotiation)
Apply by:
2 May 2021

Job overview

Position Purpose

The Principal is the religious, educational and organisational leader of a Catholic School within the Diocese of Armidale. The Principal provides leadership and exercises prudential stewardship of the Catholic School. The Principal is ultimately responsible for the Catholic identity and ethos, curriculum and effective management of the school.

The leadership and direction provided by the Principal will be consistent with:

• The message of Jesus and the Gospels;

• Catholic church teachings, principles and values;

• Diocesan policies and directives;

• Catholic Schools Office, Armidale Mission Statement;

• Catholic Schools Office, Armidale policies and practices; and

• Catholic Schools Office, Armidale Strategic Directions.


Commencement

The start date for this position is negotiable. It is anticipated that the new Principal will commence no later than the start of the 2022 school year (earlier by negotiation).


Selection criteria

We invite expressions of interest from candidates who align with the following:

• Commitment to and practice of the Catholic faith.

• A minimum of five years successful experience as a primary or secondary Principal or Assistant Principal or an equivalent role in school system leadership or the tertiary sector.

• A contemporary leader with the demonstrated capacity to inspire a team; collaboratively develop strategy and culture; and manage change.

• An innovative educational leader that can clearly articulate a vision of learning and teaching that integrates Catholic values and pastoral care into the daily life of the school.

• A leader with outstanding interpersonal skills to build a vibrant parish school community.

• An educational leader that will embrace the Diocese of Armidale vision and strategies for developing a Professional Learning Community in a Catholic context aligned to the CSO Strategic Plan.

Hold professional qualifications:

- An education degree and/or relevant post graduate qualification; and

- Completion of or willingness to undertake appropriate post graduate courses in the areas of religious education or theology to meet accreditation requirements of Category E as per the Catholic Schools framework for the accreditation of staff in Catholic schools

• Be NESA accredited or be eligible to be accredited by NESA to teach in NSW.


Conditions of employment

• Salary and Conditions are negotiable and will be discussed as we progress through this recruitment project.

• The term of the initial contract is negotiable. Subsequent contract renewal is subject to a successful performance review.

• Applicants who are successful in gaining an interview will receive an interview travel allowance.

• Relocation expenses (if required) will be provided for the successful applicant.

• The successful applicant will possess a current, approved Working With Children Check.


Application

To make a confidential enquiry regarding this position, please contact Kate Kenny, Head of Employee Services, on 0427 712 441 or email kkenny@arm.catholic.edu.au

Click here to request a confidential discussion or to register an expression of interest.

Attached documents

About St Joseph’s Primary School

St Joseph’s School is an independent, co-educational, Catholic Primary School in Glen Innes on the Northern Tablelands, in the New England region of New South Wales. Founded by the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart, it provides a Catholic education to around 200 students from Kindergarten to Year 6. 

Principal

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Facilities

The solid brick buildings of the school contain classrooms which have been recently upgraded to provide space and resources. The school grounds, which also contain the Catholic Church, Parish Hall and Presbytery, are spacious to allow for a range of activities. The children can participate in a variety of sporting activities from Kindergarten to Year 6, either during scheduled sport time or as part of their PD/H/PE lessons.

Student learning at the school is enhanced by the integration of ICT in the form of laptops, Chromebooks and Apple Air Drop for smartboards/interactive TV’s.   

Curriculum

St Joseph’s school provides an educational program based on and in accordance with the Board of Studies, Teacher and Educational Standards, NSW syllabuses for Primary Education.  The Key Learning Areas are English, Mathematics, Science and Technology, Human Society and its Environment, Creative Arts and Personal Development, Health and Physical Education.

The curriculum focuses on creating 21st century learners, able to use the knowledge, skills, and behaviours that they require to thrive in today’s world.  

School ethos

At St Joseph’s the uniqueness of each member of the school community is valued. The school seeks to respect and affirm one another and live according to Gospel values.  Truth, compassion and forgiveness characterise its mission to bring about a more just society.

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