PDHPE Teacher (PartTime/Temporary)
St Ambrose Primary School POTTSVILLE
Pottsville
- Expired
- Job type:
- Part Time, Fixed Term
Job overview
St Ambrose Catholic Primary School, Pottsville
Applications are invited from suitably qualified teachers for the following position:
2 days per week temporary PDHPE Teacher - 2020
St Ambrose Catholic Primary School, Pottsville has a vacancy for a temporary PDHPE Teacher to work 2 days per week (Monday and Tuesday) from Term 1 to Term 4, 2020. The successful applicant will be required to work with children from Kindergarten to Year 6, planning and teaching dedicated PDHPE lessons, utilising the PDHPE Syllabus K-10 (2018).
Applicants will:
- have a knowledge of and commitment to the Catholic ethos and mission of the parish school;
- have experience teaching PDHPE units
- have a familiarity with the requirements of the PDHPE Syllabus K-10 (2018)
- have a commitment to professional growth in accordance with the National Professional Standards for Teachers;
- be willing to contribute positively as a committed member of a Professional Learning Community who demonstrates highly effective teaching skills and classroom management;
- hold a current NSW Working with Children Check;
- hold current NESA Teacher accreditation.
Please nominate three (3) referees, one of whom is the Parish Priest from your usual place of worship.
Applications are to be emailed as a single file to nic.constable@lism.catholic.edu.au
Nic Constable
Acting Principal
St Ambrose Catholic Primary School
Pottsville, 2489
Enquiries to: 6676 0099
Applications must be received by 9.00am Wednesday 13th November, 2019.
Child protection legislation requires preferred applicants to be subject to employment screening.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Information on how to Register for Employment in the Lismore Diocese is available on the Catholic Schools Office website http://www.lism.catholic.edu.au/employment/employment-information/
About St Ambrose Primary School POTTSVILLE
- St Ambrose Primary School POTTSVILLE
- 1 Charles Street, Pottsville
- New South Wales
- 2489
- Australia
St Ambrose Primary School is a contemporary, architecturally designed learning space providing a meaningful and authentic Christ-centred approach to teaching and learning, responsive to the needs of our learners.
Situated in Pottsville, northern New South Wales, it is part of the St Anthony’s Kingscliff Parish. Opening in January 2015, the school currently offers students learning opportunities within flexible and dynamic classrooms, that are staffed by a team of dedicated teachers who embrace all modern methods of teaching and learning.
Principal
Mr Bryan Laybutt
Facilities
A contemporary, architecturally designed educational environment, St Ambrose Primary School is a technology rich learning centre that provides creative and flexible classrooms within which students can seek to achieve academic excellence.
A modern library, flexible furniture and the latest computer technology are all contributing factors towards the school’s goal of creating a stimulating and adaptable learning environment.
Curriculum
The school aims to develop each student’s basic skills within a specific focus on creativity, adaptability and inquiry. The school has been purpose built in order to provide an engaging platform for curriculum delivery across each of the seven key learning areas including religious education.
School ethos
St Ambrose Catholic School at all times aims to continually affirm the rights of all of their students to achieve success and to feel valued and safe. They do this through the promotion of the school’s core values of ‘Respect’, ‘Responsibility’ and ‘Courage’ and a commitment to provide an effective education that endeavours to meet each student’s social, spiritual and academic needs.
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