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Casual Relieving Teacher
Casual Relief Teacher – Position Overview
Casual Relief Teachers provide high quality learning continuity across Foundation to Year 6, bringing flexibility, strong classroom practice and a positive presence to our community. St Augustine’s Creswick is a welcoming, inclusive and faith centered school committed to every child’s safety and wellbeing.
As a community, inspired by our Catholic faith, we strive to fulfil the potential of every person. We aim to be curious, optimistic and compassionate, contributing positively to the world.
‘EVERY PERSON, EVERY OPPORTUNITY.’
What You’ll Do
• Deliver prepared lessons across Prep– Year 6, or adapt teaching and learning as needed
• Support student learning and maintain calm, positive classroom environments
• Follow school routines and uphold child safe practices
• Collaborate with staff and contribute to our caring school culture
• Provide care, supervision and support aligned with our Catholic ethos (all faith backgrounds welcome)
What We’re Looking For
• Current VIT registration
• Bachelor of Education or equivalent
• Adaptability across year levels and subjects
• Strong communication skills
• Commitment to child safety, wellbeing and inclusive practice
Short term teaching blocks (part time or full time) may be available throughout the year.
How to Apply
• Cover letter
• Resume
St Augustine’s, Creswick school community is committed to the care, safety and wellbeing of all students at our school.
Guided by our vision of “the pursuit of fullness of life for all,” DOBCEL is committed to inclusion and the safety, wellbeing, and protection of all children and young people in our care. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds who support Catholic education and value the unique contributions of each person.
About Us
St Augustine's is a small Catholic primary school in Creswick, a part of the central highlands region of Victoria, with an enrolment of approximately 140 students. The school was established in 1855 to meet the needs of families during the Gold Rush and was originally staffed by lay people. From 1885 until the 1970s the school was staffed by various religious orders and is now fully staffed by lay teachers again. We maintain a strong commitment to the local parish and the wider Church community. We strive to ensure that every child is embraced in a holistic education in which we are called to be living witnesses to the gospel values.
