Job Description
Be responsible for the effective implementation of the Australian Curriculum, in addition to contributing to, and supporting, key decisions affecting the life, learning and development of the Primary School at Cedar College. The approach taken will be in line with the vision, Christian ethos, and strategic direction of the College.....
Position Title: Director of Primary School Curriculum
Year level(s): Reception to Year 6
Commencing: 14/1/2027
Type: Permanent, Full-Time, 3-Year Tenure (0.8FTE will be considered)
FTE: 0.6 FTE release time, 0.4 FTE teaching load
Salary: Commensurate with qualifications and experience
We are looking for a passionate curriculum leader and teacher to be a part of our collaborative team at Cedar College.
The successful applicant will need to demonstrate a sincere commitment to Jesus Christ and the philosophy of Christian Education. Applicants will also demonstrate an active involvement in their local church and align themselves with the College’s core beliefs.
The Curriculum and Primary School Leadership Teams work with classroom and specialist teachers, who together, are responsible for student pastoral care, welfare, academic progress, and spiritual growth, and for establishing and maintaining the development of the Christian worldview within the Primary School. They work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and the wider education community to facilitate student learning and to improve student outcomes at Cedar College.
As a part-time classroom teacher, The Director of Primary School Curriculum will be responsible for teaching all aspects of The Australian Curriculum to a year level yet to be determined.
We believe students learn best when they are actively involved in learning which is relevant, motivating and that builds upon their prior knowledge and understanding.
We value strong relationships that support a sense of belonging and we encourage our students to collaborate and to value the ideas of others. Our learning environments allow students to feel comfortable and safe while inspiring them to learn through a broad range of learning opportunities.
Reporting/Working Relationships:
The Director of Primary School Curriculum will work under the curriculum direction of the Head of Teaching, Learning and Innovation. As part of the Primary School Leadership Team, they will also work under the leadership of the Head of Primary School. The Director of Primary School Curriculum will support and guide teaching staff in implementing the College’s strategic aims and ethos.
Qualifications:
- South Australian Teacher Registration
- Working With Children Check
- Current RRHAN-EC certificate
- Protective Practices online course completion
Applicants must request an application form by contacting Cedar College via email employment@cedarcollege.sa.edu.au
Applications close: 9am Monday 10th August
Do Applicants need to have Permission to work in Australia?
At Cedar College we believe that children are created in the image of God and therefore are valued as unique and capable individuals, full of potential.
Our teachers and support staff are responsible for creating welcoming learning environments that are positive, supportive and engaging. We want all our students to feel comfortable and safe, and to have the opportunity to learn and grow academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually.
With a strong focus on building relationships, our students develop a sense of community and belonging that will support them in maximising their learning outcomes. Our support staff work alongside teachers to support students to experience learning in a way that meets their needs, helping them to become independent learners who develop a love of learning.