About This Role
This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses. The Physical Education Teacher will plan and deliver engaging, inclusive, and developmentally appropriate learning experiences for primary-aged students. Working collaboratively with colleagues, you will strengthen the PE program and foster a positive school culture that promotes movement, participation, and wellbeing.
Responsibilities
- Inspire a love of movement: Deliver engaging PE lessons that develop fundamental movement skills, physical literacy, coordination, and enjoyment of physical activity
- Develop confident learners: Challenge students appropriately, celebrate progress, and encourage every child to participate and achieve their personal best
- Promote wellbeing and positive values: Foster lifelong healthy habits, teamwork, resilience, respect, and sportsmanship
- Create an inclusive environment: Build respectful relationships and ensure every student feels safe, valued, and supported to participate and succeed
- Strengthen our PE program: Contribute to a coherent, sequenced, and evidence-informed curriculum that supports student growth across the primary years
- Enrich school life: Support sporting events, athletics carnivals, interschool sport, and whole-school wellbeing initiatives
- Collaborate and reflect: Work with colleagues, use assessment and feedback to inform teaching, and engage in ongoing professional learning
- Uphold our Catholic identity: Model the values of dignity, inclusion, compassion, and service, supporting the development of the whole child
Requirements
- Knowledge of physical literacy, fundamental movement skills, and effective, developmentally appropriate teaching practices
- Ability to deliver purposeful, engaging lessons with high expectations for learning, participation, and behaviour
- Commitment to inclusive practice and motivating students with diverse interests, abilities, and needs
- Initiative, creativity, and a collaborative approach to professional learning and continuous improvement
- Commitment to the Catholic ethos, values, and mission of St Marianne Cope Catholic Primary School
- Relevant tertiary qualifications in Primary Education
- Current registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT)
- Strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative approach to working with colleagues, students, and families
- Commitment to child safety and wellbeing
Nice to have:
- Experience in teaching Physical Education at the primary school level
Important Details
- Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (0.8 FTE), with the possibility of a full-time position