About the School:
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- Hume Anglican Grammar is a multi-campus co-educational Anglican Diocesan School offering education from Prep to Year 12 in the Northern growth corridor of Melbourne. Hume Anglican Grammar has an open enrolment policy so educates children from many faiths and with a diverse range of backgrounds and abilities.
- Since 2011, the School has occupied the Mt Ridley P-12 campus and has1,400 students. In 2019, it opened a second campus in Donnybrook. Commencing with junior primary, and will ultimately have an enrolment of 1,300 from Prep to Year 12.
- In 2023, the School opened its third campus in Kalkallo, as a Primary (P-6) school and as feeder to the Mt Ridley and Donnybrook Secondary schools, it will follow a similar growth pattern to Donnybrook with eventually some 600 students.
- This year, the school has 2,287 students and employs some 240 staff – 163 teaching and 77 non-teaching. Currently, the student enrolment at each campus is: Mt Ridley 1,400, Donnybrook 672 & Kalkallo 215.
- The school is on a growth trajectory and in 2024 is projected to increase to 2,573 students and ultimately have some 3,300 students (Mt Ridley 1,400, Donnybrook 1,300 and Kalkallo 600) with a corresponding cohort of teaching and general staff on its three campuses with plans for further expansion.
It is not by chance that we have young people who readily display warmth, humour and respect for one another and their teachers.
About the role:
Hume Anglican Grammar acknowledges the critical role of school leaders in developing a wellbeing culture across the school community, which draws links between student wellbeing and improved learning outcomes.
The Year Level Coordinator – Year 7 ensures the pastoral needs of students within the year level are met, and the Homeroom teachers within their year level group deliver an evidence-based student wellbeing curriculum that aligns with the whole school strategic approach Prep to Year 12. With knowledge of contemporary student wellbeing practices,the Year Level Coordinator will create a supportive, safe, and inspiring environment, whilst promoting the School’s vision, values, policiesand procedures.
The Year Level Coordinator works with members of the Senior Leadership Team, including the Director of Student Wellbeing, and other staff in positions of leadership to implement the School Strategic Plan – Shaping our Future, to promote exemplary educational experiences, that reflect the values and vision of the school.
The Year Level Coordinator plays a pivotal role in supporting the new Head of Secondary (Donnybrook) by assisting them to effectively manage student wellbeing and pastoral care for the Secondary students at Donnybrook; and the Director of Student Wellbeing by assisting them to realise the vision for wellbeing across the whole school. They play a key role in overseeing the holistic development and engagement of students in the Donnybrook Secondary campus.
The Year Level Coordinator – Year 7 is a middle leadership position supporting students transitioning into Secondary school; reporting to the Head of Secondary (Donnybrook) and working in the strongest of partnerships with the Head of Curriculum – Secondary (Donnybrook), the Director of Student Wellbeing, Head of Student Wellbeing – Secondary (Mt Ridley), and the other Year Level Coordinators.
This position is full-time, ongoing working at out Donnybrook campus, commencing at the start of 2024 academic year (22 January 2024).
This is an exciting time to join our growing school with our new Head of Campus!
About you
Essential:
- Breadth and depth of understanding in contemporary evidence-based student wellbeing practices
- Leadership experience
- Post graduate qualifications in educational management and leadership (desirable)
- Involvement in professional communities
For the full position description please visit our website.
All teachers share a significant responsibility in preparing young people to lead successful and productive lives. The quality of the teacher is the single-most important in-school factor influencing student achievement. Teachers can be a source of inspiration and, equally importantly, provide a dependable and consistent influence on young people as they grow and flourish, and ultimately make choices about their future. All Teachers are expected to actively engage in the co-curricular and pastoral care program.
How to apply?
- Applications are required via SEEK, attaching the Hume Anglican Grammar Application Form
- Please visit our website for the Application Form and the Position Description (which contains the KSC) humegrammar.vic.edu.au/employment
- Please address your application to the Director of Student Wellbeing and include the following three separate documents; Cover Letter, Resume and Application Form.
- ***Applicants who do not upload a completed Application Form will not have their application considered. ***
For any enquiries, please contact the Director of Student Wellbeing – Claire Thompson at [email protected]
Applications may be viewed as they are submitted, and the position may be filled prior to the expiry of this Advertisement – so please apply now!