Performing Arts Teacher (Reception to Year 5)

Permanent position
Part-Time (0.4 - 0.6 FTE) | Wynn Vale Campus

We are seeking an enthusiastic and relational Performing Arts Teacher to join our Early Years and Junior School team.

This is an exciting opportunity for a passionate educator to deliver a vibrant Reception to Year 5 Performing Arts program. The role will build on established Strings, Brass/Wind and Musical programs while creating opportunities for students to develop confidence, creativity and performance skills through assemblies, productions and school events.

Championing resilience, opportunity and an enduring sense of hope.

At King’s Baptist Grammar School, every child is seen, heard, known and loved. We are a thriving Reception to Year 12 Christian learning community committed to inspiring hope and creating opportunities for students to flourish academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually.

About the Role

The Performing Arts Teacher will:

• Be passionate about fostering creativity, confidence and participation through the Performing Arts.
• Possess excellent relationship-building skills with students, families and colleagues.
• Have experience teaching Music, Drama, Dance and/or Performing Arts in a primary setting.
• Demonstrate the ability to maintain and grow established programs, including Strings, Brass/Wind and Musicals.
• Create engaging opportunities for students to rehearse, perform and showcase their learning through assemblies and school events.
• Demonstrate knowledge of the Australian Curriculum and contemporary teaching practices, including the integration of First Nations perspectives and diverse performance traditions.
• Be an innovative and collaborative member of a professional learning community.

Essential Criteria

A personal commitment to King's Vision, Mission and Values that underpin the delivery of a Christian-based education to students in the School Community is essential to a teaching role at King's.

Teachers at King’s are also expected to:

• Be reliable, responsible, and committed to building trust, acting with excellence, and maintaining integrity.
• Demonstrate humility and service, leading with empathy, awareness, and a commitment to the growth of others.
• Be committed to treating others with fairness and respect, recognising the importance of caring for each individual.
• Demonstrate a high level of confidentiality, trust, integrity and work ethic.
• Demonstrate an understanding of the spectrum of learning difficulties and an awareness of the types of adjustments required to support student success.
• Have a high level of understanding of differentiated pedagogy and assessment.
• Be committed to ongoing professional learning and development.

Applicants for this teaching positions must also:

• Hold a Diploma of Teaching, Bachelor of Education or higher and be Registered as a teacher in South Australia (or able to be).
• Hold a Current RRHAN-EC and Working with Children Check (WWCC).

If you are passionate about inspiring young people through performance and creativity, we would love to hear from you.

Employment conditions are contained in the King's Baptist Grammar School current Enterprise Agreement.

Applications via Seek or Careers@kingsbaptist.sa.edu.au by 4pm Friday 28 August 2026.

For further information regarding this role and Application Guidelines please visit our website.

Wynn Vale Campus • Careers at King's

King's Baptist Grammar School

Wynn Vale, SA

https://kingsbaptist.sa.edu.au/
Principal: Don Grimmett

Affiliation: Christian
Teaching Level: Combined
Gender: Coed

1188 Students
83 Teaching Staff
49 Non-Teaching Staff

Multi Campus

King's is a place where every student is seen, heard, known, and feels a profound sense of love. We foster a culture of connection and belonging, where staff, students, and families engage in reciprocal relationships that reflect the perfect relationship of our triune God; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Offering a complete ELC-Year 12 experience within a Jesus-centred community, we are dedicated to inspiring hope, creating opportunities for individuals and families to do life better, together.