Join the team!
Casual Relieving Teacher
The successful applicant will:
- Provide a commitment to Catholic Education and to the safety, wellbeing and protection of children and young people
- Support the Catholic identity and values of St Mary's Primary School
- Deliver engaging learning using plans provided by the classroom teacher
- Create safe, positive and inclusive learning environments
- Maintain consistent classroom routines and positive behaviour expectations
- Support students with diverse learning and wellbeing needs
- Work collaboratively with Learning Support Officers and school staff
- Communicate professionally and provide clear feedback to classroom teachers
- Demonstrate professionalism, flexibility and a strong commitment to child safety
Applicants will be required to submit:
- Cover letter
- Resume
Special Requirements
- Current Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) Registration
- Current Mandatory Reporting training
- Current First Aid, Anaphylaxis and Asthma qualifications (desirable)
- Demonstrated commitment to Child Safe Standards and the safeguarding of children
- Willingness to work flexibly across Foundation to Year 6 and specialist programs based on school needs
- Experience teaching in primary school settings and supporting students with diverse learning needs (desirable)
For a confidential discussion about the role contact:
The Principal on 03 5352 1796
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 Mary's is a Catholic primary school encompassing levels Prep to Year 6. The school is situated in Ararat and offers educational services to children drawn from many parts of the district. A good number of children live locally while others bus in from surrounding rural areas. The families of our students come from a variety of socio-economic background and family structures. Our school welcomes Catholic students and those who seek the values of our Catholic tradition. St Mary's originated as a result of the 1850s Gold Rush and in 1889 the Brigidine Sisters took over the running of the school. A new school was built in 1963 with additions and refurbishments completed over the last 10 years. Today St Mary's offers modern and refurbished learning spaces and playground facilities.
