Engaging with the parent community is essential in insuring that each student can be supported at school and home.

Teachers are expected to work a total of 190 days (new teachers, 195), a minimum of 180 as student-contact teaching days. Responsibilities include attendance at school during set hours to teach, supervise and interact with parents, colleagues and students as well as curriculum-related workdays, parent meetings, and conferences.

Major Duties And Responsibilities:
• Provide a physically and emotionally safe environment for children
• Collaboratively plan learning programs within the approved curriculum framework with other teachers and administration
• Keep accurate, up-to-date records and communicate with parents both formally and informally to discuss the children’s progress
• Plan and implement extra-curricular after school activities (ASA).
• Carry out other required duties for the good operation of the school
• Utilize approved school systems to communicate, plan and archive units of work, activities and assessments
• Attend and contribute to relevant school wide meetings and functions as required
• Additional duties when requested by the Principal

Required Qualifications, Skills, Experience and Attributes:
• Professional teacher certification for the relevant area of the school
• At least two years related working experience