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Stanmore Bay School · Auckland

Year 1 Kaiako

PrimaryFull-time, PermanentBeginning teachers welcome

Stanmore Bay School in Auckland is seeking a full-time, permanent Year 1 kaiako to start in Term 1, 2027. The role suits teachers with recent Year 1 experience and familiarity with collaborative learning spaces, BSLA, Hero SMS, PB4L, culturally responsive practice and restorative conversations; beginning teachers may also apply.

  • Year 1 classroom teaching
  • Full-time permanent position
  • Starts Term 1, 2027
  • Beginning teachers may apply

Closes in 6 days

Applications close 11 Nov 2026, 4pm.

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About the role

This is a full-time, permanent Year 1 kaiako role at Stanmore Bay School. The position begins in Term 1, 2027 and is open to beginning teachers.

What they’re looking for

  • Recent, proven experience teaching in a Year 1 learning space
  • Experience with collaborative learning spaces
  • Knowledge of BSLA and Hero SMS
  • Experience using PB4L approaches
  • Culturally responsive, relationship-based practice
  • Confidence holding restorative conversations with students

About the school

Stanmore Bay School is an Auckland primary and intermediate school serving Years 1–8.

How to apply

Send a CV and cover letter by email to the school by 11 November 2026. Interviews may be arranged during or after the application period.

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The role

Sector
Primary
Year level
Years 0–2
Role
Certificated teacher
Hours
full time
Tenure
permanent
Listed
2 Nov 2026

In the school’s words

“We seek an applicant who has recent and proven experience in a Year 1 learning space. Knowledge and experience in collaborative learning spaces, BSLA, Hero SMS, PB4L, culturally responsive and relationship-based approaches, and holding restorative conversations with students are beneficial.…”

The school

Type
Contributing
Authority
State
Students
511
Gender
Co-Ed
Address
32 Waiora Road, Whangaparaoa

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