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Wilderness Education Teacher

Wilderness Education Teacher

Blue Mountains Grammar School

Wentworth Falls, NSW

  • Expired
Salary:
From $76,000 to $94,000
Job type:
Part Time, Fixed Term

Job overview

Blue Mountains Grammar School is seeking a qualified and enthusiastic educator to join the Outdoor Education Faculty, who can connect with students and inspire them with creativity, initiative, a commitment to quality and a love of the outdoor environment.  The successful applicant will be teaching Years 9 and 10 in the Senior School at Wentworth Falls.  He or she will also be involved in the Year Camp program and the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.

The position is a three term contract, part time, 0.8FTE.

He/she will be an active Christian and be able to promote effectively the Christian ethos of the School.

Further information regarding the School and the position may be found on our website or by downloading the document below.

Applications close on Monday, 26th February, 2018.

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About Blue Mountains Grammar School

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+61 4757 9000

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Blue Mountains Grammar School is an independent, Anglican co-educational day school for students in Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12. Located approximately 95 kilometres west of Sydney in a world heritage area, the School has two campuses serving the Blue Mountains community:  Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12 at Wentworth Falls, and Pre-Kindergarten to Year 4 at Valley Heights.  (Students transfer to Wentworth Falls to complete Years 5 to 12).

Celebrating its centenary this year, Blue Mountains Grammar School was established in 1918 as a boys' boarding school, and moved to its current site in Wentworth Falls in 1951, becoming co-educational in the 1980s.  There are approximately 600 students enrolled at BMGS across the Senior, Junior and Preparatory Schools. 

Headmaster

Trevor Barman, BSc, DipEd, MSc

Vision

Education for Life

Mission

To prepare young people for life in the rapidly changing world God has given us, equipping them to be courageous, constructive, creative and compassionate citizens with the will to serve.

Facilities

Set on 31 acres of land, overlooking the Wentworth Falls Lake, the carefully maintained grounds provide students with a calm natural environment and extensive 'green' areas in which the students may relax during their breaks.  Supporting the delivery of all stages of the K to 12 curriculum are excellent purpose-built facilities, such as the Science & Library complex, the Art & Design Centre, the Indoor Sports Centre and the Performing Arts Centre.  The Senior, Junior and Preparatory Schools each have their own Library Resource Centres, Assembly Halls and technology areas.

Curriculum 

In addition to delivering the core curricula determined by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), Blue Mountains Grammar School integrates our location within a national park to offer a unique Wilderness Education program from Years 2 to 10 (including an elective course in Years 9 and 10).  Together with our outdoor education program, the School's Performing Arts stream (from Years 5 to 8) and extensive Visual Arts, Design and STEM programs offer students an exciting and challenging experiential education.

School ethos

The School was built on a tradition of Christian values and academic excellence.  The School encourages and supports creativity and innovation and learns from and adopts leading edge practice, both in its academic focus on continued improvement and its extensive student wellbeing program.

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