Stanmore Bay School · Auckland
New Entrant Kaiako (Terms 2-4 only)
PrimaryFull-time, PermanentBeginning teachers welcome
Stanmore Bay School in Auckland is seeking a full-time, permanent kaiako for its Year 0 and 1 team, commencing in 2027. The role is for Terms 2–4 each year and suits teachers with recent Year 1 experience, while beginning teachers may apply. Experience with collaborative learning, BSLA, Hero SMS, PB4L, culturally responsive practice and restorative conversations is useful.
- Year 0 and 1 teaching team
- Terms 2–4 each year
- Permanent full-time position
- Beginning teachers may apply
Closes in 6 days
Applications close 11 Nov 2026, 4pm.
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About the role
Full-time, permanent kaiako position in the Year 0 and 1 teaching team, working during Terms 2–4 each year. The role begins in 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, Hero SMS and PB4L
- Culturally responsive, relationship-based practice
- Ability to hold restorative conversations with students
About the school
Stanmore Bay School is an Auckland primary and intermediate school for Years 1–8, or kura tuatahi.
How to apply
Email a CV and cover letter to the school's vacancies address. Applications close on 11 November 2026; interviews may occur 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
- 3 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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