Junior School PE Teacher

Roseville College is an established, respected independent day school for girls in Preparatory to Year 12, centrally located in Roseville on Sydney’s North Shore since 1908. Ours is a learning community where girls and staff are truly known, and where every individual is valued. Our vision, to raise future-ready women who lead proficiently with strong character, is underpinned by the Christian faith.

The Roseville College staff comprises visionaries, innovators, pioneers and co-learners, who appreciate this as a meaningful, inspiring and progressive workplace where they are enriched, equipped and empowered for a fulfilling career and to make a positive impact on student generations.

Roseville College is a member of The Anglican Schools Corporation (ASC). 

Key information

• Full Time, permanent opportunity
• Junior School (K-6) PE and Prep PE
• Saturday sport

Broad objective

The Junior School PE Teacher helps maintain the school as a community of learning and innovation where every girl is known and valued. Students at Roseville College engage in enriching sporting experiences that challenge and empower them to pursue and attain their personal best in a holistic manner.

Working to support the Head of Junior School and the Director of Sport and PDHPE, you will join a highly experienced and respected department within the College.  Alongside the Junior School Sports Coordinator, you will play a key role in the successful running of Roseville Colleges’ Junior School sporting programs (K-6), Coordinating sports, Carnivals, extracurricular sport programs and teach all PE lessons in the Junior School.

Reports to

• Head of Junior School
• Director of Sport and PDHPE

Qualifications, skills and experience

• Demonstrated leadership in inspiring and motivating students.
• Vision for developing the wellbeing of students through physical education.
• Appropriate education and PDHPE qualifications.
• High expectations of self and others, being an exemplary role model.
• A passion for sport and for supporting girls to achieve their best on and off the field.
• Excellent communication skills.
• The ability to effectively operate as a member of a dynamic team.
• A strong work ethic, and the ability to work independently and be self-motivated.
• Flexibility and a high degree of motivation.
• Strong ICT skills.
• Demonstrated commitment to Christian values.