St Patrick's School in Stawell provides a contemporary education for students from Foundation to Grade Six and has strong links with the local parish. It is supportive of and supported by the wider community. We aim to foster a community atmosphere centred on the vision of Christ for a just, compassionate, and tolerant world. In all aspects of school life, we care for the wellbeing of all members of our community. We make every effort to provide a safe and supportive environment so that students feel safe and are free from harm. Our educational endeavours promote dignity, integrity, and respect for the individual.
St Patrick’s Primary School is seeking a committed and suitably qualified classroom teacher to join the school in a classroom teaching role on a one day a week fixed term position to teach Science and Health across the 2027 school year.
St Patrick’s Primary School, Stawell is a small Catholic primary school serving the families of Stawell and the broader Grampians region. Originally established in 1851 by Fr Barrett in a calico tent during the Gold Rush era, our school has a rich history of faith, service, and community.
At St Patrick’s, we are an educational community formed in the spirit of the Sisters of St Joseph. We educate for service in faith, hope and love, celebrating our Catholic beliefs, values, practices and traditions. Inspired by the Josephite charism, we are guided by the values of faith in God, courage, love of neighbour, humility, justice, and a deep commitment to the poor and vulnerable. These values shape the way we educate, support, and inspire every learner in our care.
Our dedicated staff deliver a comprehensive and engaging curriculum that enables each student to reach their full potential. We are committed to nurturing the development of the whole person—academically, spiritually, socially, and emotionally—so that every child is supported to flourish and become a thoughtful, compassionate and courageous contributor to our world.