Education Support-Special School

Banmira Specialist School · Shepparton, VIC

Employment

Part time, Fixed term

Subject

Support

Sector

Government

Teaching level

Secondary

Closing date

20 September 2026

5 days left

Posted 14 Sep 2026

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About Banmira Specialist School

School type

Co-educational

Year range

U

School staff (FTE)

105.7

45.2 teaching · 60.5 non-teaching

Students per teacher

5.2:1

teaching FTE basis

Total enrolments

234

Indigenous students

19%

Language other than English

24%

Girls vs boys

63 girls · 171 boys

27%
73%

Socio-educational background

Below the Australian average

More disadvantage Average More advantage

Source: ACARA My School data

Role description

Location Profile

Banmira Specialist School (formerly Verney Road School) is a vibrant, inclusive learning community supporting over 265 students and 120 dedicated staff across two campuses. We cater to students aged 2.8 to 18 years, providing specialised education tailored to individual needs.

Opened in 2025, our Junior Campus features purpose-built classrooms aligned with our Instructional Model, along with a Community Hub housing a Sensory Room, Perceptual Motor Program space, Library, Art Room, and Parent/Wellbeing Hub. This campus supports approximately 100 students, including those in our Early Education Program.

Our Senior Campus, located on Verney Road, serves around 130 students and includes facilities such as a 'Mini Woolies' supermarket, gym, homecrafts/cooking space, and customised learning areas for secondary-aged students. This campus also hosts Banmira Care, our High-Intensity Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) program.

Our curriculum follows the Victorian Early Years Learning & Development Framework (VEYLDF) for Early Education and Early Primary, while most students engage with the Victorian Curriculum 2.0. Senior students (Years 10¿12) primarily undertake the Victorian Pathways Certificate (VPC). We believe that every child can learn, with a focus on maximising independence. Individual Education Plans (IEPs), developed in partnership with families, set personalised goals in English, Maths, Communication, and other priority areas identified through Student Support Group meetings.

Both campuses emphasise Independent Living Skills, preparing students for life beyond sc…

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