St Mark’s College invites applications for this permanent, full-time leadership and teaching opportunity.
The two Leaders of Wellbeing (Years 7-9) at St Mark’s hold positions of responsibility for the pastoral care and wellbeing of students in the Middle Years. Leaders of Wellbeing are accountable to the Principal and the Deputy Principal supporting students through their secondary years at school, developing and leading pastoral care programs and activities that enhance the wellbeing of students, and build resilience, positive behaviours and safe practices to support student learning. Release time will exceed the recommended time in the EA, and will include Homegroup time in the morning to enable interaction with Homegroup classes.
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