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Multiple Permanent Teaching Positions (Reception -Year 6)
Employment
Full time, Permanent
Subject
General
Sector
Catholic
Teaching level
Primary
Closing date
14 August 2026
Posted 30 Jul 2026
Details look wrong? Report an errorAbout Saint David's Parish School
306
Total students
52%
Boys
48%
Girls
21.7
Teaching FTE
13.3
Non-teaching FTE
1,063
ICSEA value
73rd percentile · Average SES
12%
EAL/D Background
3%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
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Role description
The Opportunity:
We are seeking to appoint multiple permanent teaching professionals commencing in 2027.
About you:
- A registered teacher in South Australia (or eligible for registration).
- Committed to supporting the Catholic ethos and values of Saint David's Parish School.
- Passionate about improving student outcomes through high-quality teaching and learning.
- Skilled in planning and implementing engaging and differentiated learning experiences.
- Committed to evidence-based teaching practices including explicit instruction and formative assessment.
- Able to build positive partnerships with students, families and colleagues.
- Focused on promoting student wellbeing and creating an inclusive learning environment.
- An energetic and reflective educator who values collaboration and continuous improvement.
- Skilled in using data to inform teaching and support student growth.
- An excellent communicator who contributes positively to a professional learning culture.
About Us:
Saint David's Parish School is a co-educational, Catholic primary school for children from Reception to Year 6, located in Tea Tree Gully. The strength of our school lies in the strong focus on curriculum, student wellbeing and its sense of community. Students at our school are taught literacy and numeracy using evidence-based methods to ensure all students succeed. When teaching new concepts, teachers use Explicit Direct Instruction (EDI). EDI is a research-based approach for creating and delivering well designed and well taught lessons.
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