Inclusion Support - ES 1-2
Employment
Part time, Fixed term
Subject
General
Sector
Government
Teaching level
Primary
Closing date
7 September 2026
Posted 3 Sep 2026
Details look wrong? Report an errorAbout Killara Primary School
School type
Co-educational
Year range
Prep-6
School staff (FTE)
31.5
26.6 teaching · 4.9 non-teaching
Students per teacher
11.9:1
teaching FTE basis
Total enrolments
317
Indigenous students
6%
Language other than English
12%
Girls vs boys
153 girls · 164 boys
Socio-educational background
Around the Australian average
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
Location Profile
Killara Primary School, opened in 1993, is on the northwest fringe of Sunbury. With extensive, landscaped grounds, a large gymnasium and 172 seat performance-ready theatre, the school is well laid out with 2 core buildings comprising administration, 16 classrooms, library/resource centre, performing and visual arts spaces and 10 relocatable classrooms. The buildings are in good condition, our grounds are well maintained and all programs are well-resourced with an emphasis on technology, which includes interactive TVs in each classroom, a 1:1 Netbook Program in Year 5/6 and sets of netbooks and tablets in the P-4 learning areas, including class sets in the 3/4 area.
With 300 students, Killara Primary School recognise the extraordinary responsibility and privilege it is to educate our students and their right to achieve their highest potential; hence their vision 'Our Best, Every Child, Every Day'. Strong school values of Respect, Resilience and Accountability support this vision.
Killara embraces a student-centred approach to developing literate, numerate and curious learners within an inclusive differentiated curriculum, with a focus that supports each child's emotional, physical, social and cognitive/academic needs in a safe, engaging, challenging and positive learning environment.
At Killara it is recognised that students are powerful learners who must be actively engaged and challenged in the process of learning to ensure the best possible outcomes for all. The school community (teachers, students and parents) promote learning as an ongoing exploration of o…