Maths Teacher

The responsibilities in this Duty Statement are in addition to the requirements set out in the
College’s policies and may be amended from time to time by the Principal or the College. This
position will report directly to the relevant Subject Coordinator. The Senior School Teacher
will positively and actively engage in a culture of professionalism with a focus on working with
staff in the pursuit of articulated strategic goals and maintaining and lifting academic
expectations of students.

Child Protection legislation requires that, as the preferred applicant of a position classified as
child-related employment, you must meet the requirements of the Working with Children
Check. Your appointment may be reviewed if information relating to any child-related offence
is revealed.

**Basic Role Purpose**
The Senior School Teacher is responsible for demonstrating commitment to the Catholic ethos
of the College and supporting the development of virtues within its students.

The Senior School Teacher is responsible for the planning, preparation and teaching of courses
and programs within their relevant key learning area(s) across Years 7-12 to achieve specific
outcomes for students within their classes. The Teacher effectively engages students and
contributes to the pastoral care and cocurricular programs of the College.

**Major Responsibilities and Accountabilities**
Duties of the position include, but are not limited to:

- Provides the appropriate duty of care and supervision to the students in their charge;
- Supports the continuing development of the College as a centre of quality teaching and
- learning, including:

- Creates a learning environment which stimulates learning and promotes and highlyvalues excellence, where students are both challenged and supported, and want to
learn;
- Develops courses and programs in harmony with the values and the educational
purposes of the College, and in cooperation with fellow teachers in their faculty;
- Works collaboratively, sharing and developing teaching resources within their
faculty in the Senior School;
- In consultation with the Studies Coordinator, plans a consistent, coherent and
relevant learning program covering their key learning area, which fosters a

purposeful progression in learning, and meets the specific needs, enrichment and
learning styles of the students;
- Keeps sound records of courses and programs and completes all relevant
documentation, including registers;
- Actively engages students in the planning and learning process, perceiving that
learning is an active and collaborative venture, both between the teacher and
students and the students themselves - it is hands-on and exploratory, and provides
for opportunities of creative and dramatic expression;
- Integrates information skills into all learning and teaching, implementing
Information and Communication Technology in the curriculum where appropriate;
- Develops appropriate assessment procedures and modes of reporting assessment
in consultation with fellow members of staff and in keeping with the College
assessment procedures and guidelines;
- As a member of a professional academic team, ensures that reports are accurate
and meet deadlines;
- Uses a range of assessment and evaluating techniques regularly and fairly;
- Supports the Assistant Principals in delivering and promoting coordinated and integrated
pastoral care and behaviour management systems within the College, and participates
with other Senior School Teachers in the College’s pastoral and wellbeing programs for
students where appropriate;
- Is directly responsible for the pastoral care of a group of students in a nominated year
group or is associated with a nominated year group and assists the Year Coordinator in
general pastoral duties, including (but not limited to) attending year group meetings,
events and activities. If directly responsible for a pastoral group, the duties include:

- Supervision of a pastoral group and attendance at year group meetings, events and

activities;
- Monitoring and reporting on individual student progress;
- Liaison with parents on pastoral and academic matters as they arise;
- Working with other members of staff to support the pastoral needs of the individual
student;
- Participation in the planning, implementation and evaluation of the pastoral
program;-
- Efficiently and effectively carries out the administrative requirements associated withclassroom teaching, as well as being a member of the wider College community. This
includes, supporting and implementing Senior School and wider College policies and
procedures;
- Participates enthusiastically in the general and daily life of the College, supporting it
formally and informally within and beyond school, sharing duties and responsibilities,
demonstrating flexibility and generosity and undertaking collegial responsibility for
students;-
- Is involved in the cocurricular activities offered to students at the College, will give time tothe College