Tuia Waitākere · Auckland
Healthy Active Learning Advisor
PrimaryFull time, Permanent
Tuia Waitākere is seeking a Healthy Active Learning Advisor to work with West Auckland primary and intermediate schools. The permanent, full-time role supports active, healthy and inclusive environments, with a particular focus on equitable participation for tamariki with disabilities; a teaching qualification is useful but not required.
- Permanent, full-time position
- Works with West Auckland schools
- Focus on disability-inclusive physical activity
- Teaching qualification advantageous, not essential
Closes in 8 days
Applications close 13 Nov 2026, 3pm.
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About the role
Support West Auckland primary and intermediate schools to build healthy, active and inclusive environments for tamariki. The role focuses on improving participation and belonging in physical activity for children and young people with disabilities. This is a full-time, permanent position.
What they’re looking for
- Experience working with schools
- Understanding of inclusive practice
- Commitment to equitable participation for disabled children and young people
- Ability to support healthy and active environments
- A teaching qualification is advantageous
About the school
Tuia Waitākere supports primary and intermediate schools across West Auckland, covering Years 1–8 and kura tuatahi.
How to apply
Apply through the advertised process; applications close on 13 November 2026.
Written by Teachroles from the school’s listing. AI can make mistakes; check the original before you apply.
The role
- Sector
- Primary
- Hours
- full time
- Tenure
- permanent
- Listed
- 13 Oct 2026
In the school’s words
“We're looking for a Healthy Active Learning Advisor to join our team and support West Auckland schools to create more active, healthy and inclusive environments for tamariki. A key focus of the role is ensuring children and young people with…”