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Classroom Teacher - Italian
Employment
Part time, Fixed term
Subject
Languages
Sector
Government
Teaching level
Primary
Closing date
26 July 2026
Posted 15 Jul 2026
Details look wrong? Report an errorAbout Lower Plenty Primary School
95
Total students
68%
Boys
32%
Girls
8.6
Teaching FTE
9.5
Non-teaching FTE
1,093
ICSEA value
82nd percentile · Higher SES
19%
EAL/D Background
3%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
Location Profile
Lower Plenty Primary School is located in the leafy north-eastern suburbs of Melbourne, approximately 16 kilometres from the CBD within the City of Banyule. The school is surrounded by natural bushland, the Yarra and Plenty Rivers, walking trails and open parklands, providing a unique environment that supports outdoor learning and student wellbeing. Lower Plenty is recognised as a family-oriented community with a strong focus on education, safety and community connection.
The school draws students from Lower Plenty and surrounding suburbs including Montmorency, Eltham, Viewbank, Greensborough, Templestowe and Rosanna. The area offers excellent transport connections while retaining the feel of a close-knit local community. Families are actively involved in school life and value strong relationships with staff, creating a welcoming and supportive learning environment.
Lower Plenty Primary School is a small government primary school offering a distinctive Montessori-informed approach alongside the Victorian Curriculum. The school is committed to developing independent, capable and resilient learners through evidence-informed teaching, authentic learning experiences and a strong emphasis on student wellbeing. Small class sizes, positive relationships and personalised learning enable staff to know every child as an individual and work collaboratively to support both academic growth and social-emotional development.
Staff joining Lower Plenty Primary School become part of a collaborative and innovative team committed to continuous improvement. Teachers are supported …