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Primary Art Teacher
Employment
Part time/Full time, Temporary
Subject
Creative Arts
Sector
Independent
Teaching level
Primary
Salary range
Closing date
6 June 2026
Posted 7 May 2026
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2,235
Total students
52%
Boys
48%
Girls
147.3
Teaching FTE
121.0
Non-teaching FTE
1,117
ICSEA value
88th percentile · Higher SES
51%
EAL/D Background
2%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
About Us
As a five-time Employer of Choice, our vibrant and inclusive school community is grounded in collaboration, innovation, and care.
We are a leading employer with a reputation for enabling staff to develop and thrive in their careers. We take pride in our employment practices, professional development activities, proactive leadership enhancement opportunities, and supportive work environment.
Set across 33 hectares in Daisy Hill, our campus is something special. With modern facilities, beautiful grounds, and a College community that’s supportive, connected, and proud of what they’ve built together. You’ll have everything you need to bring your best ideas to life.
About the Opportunity
At John Paul College, we believe great teachers don’t just educate, they Ignite Ambition and inspire futures.
We are seeking an exceptional Art Teacher to join our Primary School team on a part-time basis, for a 1-year contract, commencing Term 3, 2026 until the end of Term 2, 2027. This role will be 0.6 FTE, working Wednesday, Thursday and Friday each week.
We are seeking a Primary Teacher who will:
· Deliver high-impact, evidence-informed teaching practice.
· Design and deliver a sequential, skills-based Visual Arts curriculum that is integrated within the IB PYP transdisciplinary framework.
· Build and manage a well-resourced, safe, and inspiring Art studio environment.
· Showcase student artwork through displays, exhibitions, and community events that celebrate creative achievement.
· Demonstrate a proven record of impact on student learning and wellbei…