Classroom and Learning Support

St Joseph's Primary School · Jerilderie, NSW

Employment

Part time, Contract

Subject

Support

Sector

Catholic

Teaching level

Primary

Salary range

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Closing date

13 September 2026

4 days left

Posted 28 Aug 2026

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About St Joseph's Primary School

School type

Co-educational

Year range

K-6

School staff (FTE)

8.2

5.2 teaching · 3 non-teaching

Students per teacher

8.8:1

teaching FTE basis

Total enrolments

46

Indigenous students

7%

Language other than English

9%

Girls vs boys

25 girls · 21 boys

54%
46%

Socio-educational background

Around the Australian average

More disadvantage Average More advantage

Source: ACARA My School data

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Role description

St Joseph's Primary Jerilderie 

St Joseph's Primary School is located in the southern Riverina town of Jerilderie. Our school challenges every student to dare to do as much as is within them in our every day opportunities. We are a school community of children, parents and true believers that learns, laughs, prays, shares and serves together for the betterment of all.

We have many modern facilities, whilst still retaining the intimate environment that a small school can provide. The school prides itself on its involvement with the Parish and Jerilderie Community.

To learn more about St Joseph's Jerilderie click here.

About Jerilderie

Heritage walks, a tree-lined streetscape and parkland on the lake await visitors to the historic township of Jerilderie. Established in 1859, our town is nestled on the banks of Australia’s, and reputedly the world’s, longest creek. Billabong Creek winds its way through Jerilderie and 321 kms of quintessentially Australian landscape. Jerilderie is known in history as the childhood home of Australia’s greatest military strategist, Sir John Monash. The Ned Kelly Gang visited in 1879. Ned wrote his manifesto, The Jerilderie Letter, whilst the gang kept the town’s prominent citizens hostage in the local Hotel. Not a day passes where picturesque Lake Jerilderie is not enjoyed by locals or visitors stretching their legs and breathing in the clean eucalypt scented air. Horgan’s Walk is easy to navigate, peaceful and revitalising. The old worlde Mini Railway located creekside still captures children’s imaginations.

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