The Role:  On the shores of Lake Victoria in the beautiful Banksia Peninsula, Camp Toonallook is a four-hectare Outdoor Education campus with accommodation and water access in a natural bush setting. Students from Year 4 to Year 7 visit Toonallook as part of their outdoor learning journey; the site is also used for leadership camps, retreats and other experiential programs for older students.  The Property Supervisor - Toonallook is a key representative of the Property team and is responsible for the property management of the Toonallook campus, ensuring the facility meets the needs and requirements of staff and students. Report through to the Manager – Property & Facilities, this role has regular communications and a high level of collaboration with the Head of Outdoor Education. This is a part-time (0.4FTE) permanent position. The Person:  To be successful in this position, you will have:  Trade background and/or proven experience as a...

The Role: The Kitchen Program Assistant plays a key role in supporting the Kitchen Garden Coordinator to deliver a vibrant, hands-on program that inspires a sense of wonder and curiosity in students about food, its origin and the history behind recipes. The program works with students in Years 3 & 4 and is based around the journey of growing, harvesting, preparing and sharing food. The successful candidate will bring a genuine interest in food, cooking and sustainability, along with the ability to build positive relationships with students to foster an inclusive and supportive learning environment. This role assists with the preparation of each session, ensuring the kitchen is maintained as a clean, safe and well-organised learning area. There are times when the Kitchen Program Assistant will support and brief visiting volunteers and occasionally purchase ingredients. This role is a 12-month contract for 2027 and based at the Kew campus. This position is part time...

The Role:  Carey Teachers are professional people, and this is reflected in their teaching and in their relationships with students, parents and other staff members. Carey teachers keep abreast of developments in curriculum and pedagogical practices in the areas of their teaching responsibility as well as current developments in educational research and thinking. They contribute to the professional development of other staff members within the School by sharing knowledge, ideas and resources.   Carey is seeking a full-time Classroom Teacher for Semester 1, 2027. This is a parental leave replacement position.   The Person:  To be successful in this position, you will have:  Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of curriculum content, current curriculum approaches and teaching practices Demonstrated ability to meet the individual learning needs of students Demonstrated ability to use a range of practices to engage students and monitor their...

The Role:  Learning Development Assistants provide appropriate support for middle and senior school students with additional learning needs. Carey is seeking a Learning Development Assistant to join our Middle & Senior School Learning Development team.  Learning Development Assistants work with students to support the completion of curriculum tasks and help develop learning skills so they can become independent learners. This is a full-time position for 2027 and will commence at the start of Term 1, 2027.  The role reports to the Head of Learning and Talent Development and takes direction from Learning Development Teachers. This role plays a vital part in supporting students who are neurodiverse. Learning Development Assistants help students in a professional and respectful manner. They may assist in developing learning plans, working collaboratively across Learning Development, Classroom and Subject Teachers. Learning Development Assistants are required to manage...