Classroom Teacher

Dharra School · Aintree, VIC

Employment

Full time, Fixed term

Subject

General Teaching

Sector

Government

Teaching level

Primary

Closing date

18 October 2026

7 days left

Posted 11 Oct 2026

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About Dharra School

School type

Co-educational

Year range

U

School staff (FTE)

64.6

27.8 teaching · 36.8 non-teaching

Students per teacher

4:1

teaching FTE basis

Total enrolments

111

Indigenous students

1%

Language other than English

74%

Girls vs boys

25 girls · 86 boys

23%
77%

Socio-educational background

Around the Australian average

More disadvantage Average More advantage

Source: ACARA My School data

Role description

Location Profile

Dharra School is a new P-12 specialist school opening term 1 2024, in Aintree.

The school is being built to accommodate 148 students. The school has a focus on staff wellbeing and ensuring our staff have time away from class to focus on their administrative duties.

Dharra School provides educational programs for students with disabilities at both primary and secondary levels in a positive, caring and safe environment. It is a dual mode setting, catering for students with mild through to severe intellectual disabilities and other associated disabilities like Autism. Students are transported to our school via bus or family transport. Our school environment is comprised of Junior and Senior learning neighbourhoods, administration building and library and a community hub. More information about the design and building progress of the school can be found here: https://www.schoolbuildings.vic.gov.au/aintree-specialist-school-interim-name

Teachers and Educational Support staff make extensive use of a wide variety of resources to ensure all students have an educational journey that is positive and successful. Our school's philosophy and programs are based upon the belief that children learn best in a structured environment that is safe, challenging and supportive with a school-wide focus on Positive Behaviour Support.

Student Support Group meetings involving staff, parents, carers and our Allied Health team are held four times a year to formulate individual learning goals based on each student's ability, strengths and needs and celebrate achievements towards these goals…

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