Learning Diversity Leader

Home Job Info Position of Leadership Role Description/Criteria We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Learning Diversity Leader to join our team.
'Learning diversity' refers to the infinite variety of life experiences and attributes that learners bring with them to school.
Their age, gender, religion, socioeconomic background, cultural background, physical and emotional attributes and cognitive abilities can all influence the way they learn.
The Learning Diversity Leader is a member of the Child Safety Team and the Student Support Team.
This role attracts a Position of Leadership Allowance (POL 1).
The Successful Applicant Will:Support the identification of children who require additional learning support in collaboration with classroom teachers.Support staff to develop and implement individualised learning, behaviour and safety plans for students with diverse needs.Collaborate closely with teachers, parents, and other specialists to ensure the appropriate support and adjustments are in place to bring student success.Support the development of teacher knowledge around the creation of PLPs and Smart Goals.Ensure that, where appropriate and feasible, allied health recommendations are incorporated into programs and plans developed by teachers for children.Facilitate Program Support Group Meetings (PSGs) with families and allied health professionals to discuss learning adjustments, supports within the classroom space, goals and progress.Support teachers to monitor student progress, analyse data, and adjust learning plans accordingly.
Contribute to the development and review of school policies and assist with the school's adherence to the MACS Medical Management Process.Participate in professional development opportunities to stay up-to-date with best practices in inclusive education.Demonstrate excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
The successful applicant will need to regularly collaborate with a range of stakeholders.Show commitment to supporting inclusive education and the academic and social-emotional growth of all students at St Robert'sOur 2026 St Robert's Learning Diversity Leader Role Description can be found below.Special Requirements:Full registration with the Victorian Institute of TeachingAccreditation to teach Religious Education in a Catholic Primary School is desirableCommitted to child safety, to maintaining best practices to ensure this, and to ongoing evaluation of these practicesFlexibility to be available during Term Four for handover with the school's current Learning Diversity Leader.Application process: Complete the attached St Robert's Application form.Respond to the selection criteria below.
Please ensure responses do not exceed three pages.A Short one-page covering letter.Attach a Curriculum Vitae including three references, including your last two school principals.Read the St Robert's School Child Safety Policy and Code of Conduct on the school websiteAll application documents are to be sent as PDFs to ************************************ Applications close 4:00pm 06/10/2025.Selection Criteria The successful applicant will:Be faith-filled with a strong commitment to the Catholic ethos of the school and to the spiritual, emotional, social, and educational well-being of all students.Have strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the capacity to continue building authentic relationships with students, colleagues, and families.Have an in-depth knowledge of supportive, consistent, and respectful behaviour management practices that promote a positive learning environment and success for all students.
Implement and model strategies that foster a safe, positive, and engaging learning environment for all students.Actively contribute as a member of the school leadership team, engaging in shared planning, professional dialogue, and reflective practice to support whole-school improvement.Demonstrate a knowledge of contemporary, evidence-based teaching practices, including Explicit Direct Instruction, and a commitment to supporting staff within a low-variance, knowledge-rich curriculum.Use student learning and wellbeing data to identify strengths and needs, inform intervention and extension, contribute to data discussions with colleagues, and clearly communicate student progress and goals with families through interviews and conferences.Demonstrate strong organisational skills by effectively managing time, resources, and priorities to support diverse learners, maintain accurate documentation, and ensure timely communication with colleagues, families, and external professionals.Application ProcedurePlease email all application documents, including cover letter, CV, response to success criteria and application form as PDFs to ************************************