Early Stage 1 Teacher (Active)

Job Summary

Why work with us

Glenroy Public School is situated in the rural city of Albury with a total enrolment of 220 students. The student population comprises 9% of students who have English as an Additional Language or Dialect and 25% of Aboriginal students. The school consists of multiple composite classes and three multi-categorical classes. The dedicated and enthusiastic staff work collaboratively to provide a safe and challenging learning environment that encourages all students to meet their full potential in academic, cultural, social, emotional and sporting endeavours.

About the role

As a valued Early Stage 1 teacher within our primary school, you will play a critical role in fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment for our youngest learners. We seek a reflective educator who continually evaluates and refines their teaching practice to meet the evolving needs of students, ensuring high-quality learning experiences.

The successful candidate will be adaptive, demonstrating flexibility in instructional approaches and responsiveness to the diverse strengths, interests, and backgrounds of students. This adaptability will support differentiated learning and positive engagement at the foundational stages of schooling.

We are committed to professional growth and development, and thus are looking for a teacher who is eager to expand their skills, collaborate with colleagues, and embrace new educational initiatives. Your dedication to ongoing learning and reflective practice will contribute to building a dynamic, supportive school community focused on student success.

Selection criteria

• Ability to design, plan and implement engaging and developmentally appropriate teaching programs aligned with the NSW syllabus.
• Experience in creating a positive, inclusive, and supportive classroom environment that promotes student wellbeing, fosters respectful relationships, and encourages active participation and enthusiasm for learning.
• Demonstrated skill in identifying and addressing diverse learning needs through tailored teaching strategies, ensuring all students, including those with additional learning needs, have equitable access to the curriculum.
• Willingness to engage in ongoing professional development, reflective practice, and collaboration with colleagues to continually improve teaching practice and student outcomes in line with school and departmental goals.

How to apply

Attach a maximum of half a page per criteria addressing the position criteria, together with the completed EOI form should be submitted by email to Sean Scott, Principal, Glenroy Public School by 4pm on Wednesday 12 November 2025.

Contact: Sean Scott, Principal

Email: Sean.Scott6@det.nsw.edu.au

Call: 60254044