Current vacancies

Shape curious minds and ignite a passion for science

Join a thriving and collaborative Science Department as a Psychology and Science Teacher, where you will inspire students across a range of year levels. This role includes teaching Year 11 and 12 ATAR Psychology, alongside lower school Science and Biology, fostering curiosity, critical thinking and a passion for scientific learning in students from Years 7 to 12.

Working closely with experienced colleagues and supported by a team of laboratory technicians, you will contribute to the ongoing development of the Science curriculum and embrace innovative teaching practices and technologies. Beyond the classroom, you will play an active role in the School’s pastoral care and co-curricular programs, helping students to grow academically, socially and personally.

Why Join Christ Church Grammar School?

At Christ Church, we believe exceptional teachers deserve an exceptional workplace.

We offer:

• Modern facilities and well-resourced laboratories
• A collegial and experienced Science Department comprising 20 staff
• A strong culture of wellbeing and professional respect
• Meaningful involvement in a broad co-curricular and pastoral program
• Supportive leadership committed to teaching excellence
• Ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities
• A stunning riverfront campus in Claremont with onsite parking, pool and gym
• A highly engaged and aspirational student cohort
• School-provided laptop and access to innovative technology
• Competitive remuneration aligned with qualifications and experience

About You

You are a passionate educator who values academic excellence, meaningful relationships and helping students achieve their full potential.

To be successful in this role, you will bring:

• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build positive relationships with students, parents and colleagues
• A commitment to continuous professional growth and learning
• Excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively
• A collaborative approach and willingness to contribute positively to a high-performing team
• Genuine care for student wellbeing and holistic education
• The enthusiasm to become an active member of a vibrant school community

For information regarding this position please contact the Head of Department, Megan Caporn on 9442 1775 or mcaporn@ccgs.wa.edu.au

Please click on the Duty Statement for additional information.

Application instructions:

IMPORTANT: Please ensure you have the following documents in your application:

• Letter of introduction addressed to the Principal, Mr Alan Jones outlining your skills/experience
• Curriculum vitae
• Apply online

We welcome applications from suitably qualified candidates who are eligible to work in Australia. Christ Church Grammar School reserves the right to appoint a suitable candidate before the closing date or by invitation

Inspire a lifelong love of music in young learners

Christ Church Grammar School is seeking a passionate and engaging Music Teacher to join our Preparatory School team on a full-time fixed-term basis for 2027 and Semester 1, 2028 (parental leave cover). This is a rewarding opportunity to teach Music to students in Years 3 to 6, direct ensembles and choirs, and contribute to a vibrant co-curricular music program within a collaborative and highly regarded Arts environment.

Working closely with the Preparatory School and Music Department teams, you will help students develop their musical skills, creativity, confidence and performance experience while making a meaningful contribution to the School’s dynamic Arts program.

Why Join Christ Church Grammar School?

At Christ Church, we believe exceptional teachers deserve an exceptional workplace.

We offer:

• A collaborative and highly collegiate Music Department
• Modern learning environments and access to contemporary technologies
• A strong culture of wellbeing and professional respect
• Meaningful involvement in a broad co-curricular and pastoral program
• Supportive leadership committed to teaching excellence
• Ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities
• A stunning riverfront campus in Claremont with onsite parking, pool and gym
• A highly engaged and aspirational student cohort
• School-provided laptop and access to innovative technology
• Competitive remuneration aligned with qualifications and experience

About You

You are a passionate educator who values creativity, academic excellence and meaningful relationships with students. To be successful in the role, you will bring:

• Strong music teaching skills and a genuine commitment to nurturing the musical development of young learners
• The ability to create engaging learning experiences that build students’ confidence, creativity and musical skills
• A collaborative approach and a genuine enjoyment of partnering with colleagues, students and families
• Skills to lead ensembles, choirs and performances that encourage student participation and achievement
• Energy, initiative and a willingness to contribute to the broader life of the School
• A commitment to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment where every student can flourish

Key Responsibilities

You will:

• Teach Music to students in Years 3-6
• Create engaging and inclusive learning experiences that foster a love of music
• Lead and support ensembles, choirs and performance opportunities
• Assess and monitor student learning and achievement
• Contribute to curriculum development and the wider Music program
• Actively participate in the co-curricular and community life of the School

For information regarding this position please contact the Head of Department, Ms Chiara Kingwell on 9442 1646 or ckingwell@ccgs.wa.edu.au

Please click on the Duty Statement for additional information.

Application instructions:

IMPORTANT: Please ensure you have the following documents in your application:

• Letter of introduction addressed to the Principal, Mr Alan Jones outlining your skills/experience
• Curriculum vitae
• Apply online

We welcome applications from suitably qualified candidates who are eligible to work in Australia. Christ Church Grammar School reserves the right to appoint a suitable candidate before the closing date or by invitation

Shape the Next Generation Through Adventure and Learning

Are you an experienced outdoor education leader ready to shape life changing experiences for young people while living and working in one of Western Australia’s most unique educational settings? Christ Church Grammar School is seeking an exceptional leader to oversee Kooringal Outdoor Education Centre, our renowned residential outdoor education campus located on 240 acres along the Murray River.

This is a rare opportunity to lead a highly regarded outdoor education program that forms a core part of the School’s curriculum from Years 4 to 10. Working alongside a dedicated team, you will provide strategic leadership of the Kooringal campus, oversee residential operations, and inspire students through meaningful outdoor learning experiences, environmental education, and expedition based programs across Western Australia.

As Director of Kooringal, you will combine educational leadership with hands on outdoor education, mentoring staff, managing facilities and resources, and ensuring the delivery of safe, engaging and transformative programs that challenge students to grow in confidence, resilience and character. Family accommodation and a school vehicle are provided, making this an exceptional lifestyle and career opportunity for the right candidate.

Why Join Us?

• Inspire and influence students through meaningful outdoor education
• Lead a landmark outdoor education facility in a unique riverside setting
• Enjoy a rewarding lifestyle role with accommodation and vehicle provided
• Be part of a leading independent school known for excellence and innovation
• Shape the future of Kooringal, guiding both strategic direction and program delivery

Are You?

• Passionate about outdoor education and student development?
• A proven leader with strong operational and organisational skills?
• Experienced in delivering safe and engaging outdoor programs?
• An effective relationship builder who leads by example?
• Looking for a career defining leadership opportunity in a truly unique setting?

For information regarding this position please contact the Director of Experiential Learning, Mr Ryan Myles on 9442 1760 or rmyles@ccgs.wa.edu.au

Please click on the Duty Statement for additional information.

Application instructions:

IMPORTANT: Please ensure you have the following documents in your application:

• Letter of introduction addressed to the Principal, Mr Alan Jones outlining your skills/experience
• Curriculum vitae
• Apply here online

We welcome applications from suitably qualified candidates who are eligible to work in Australia. Christ Church Grammar School reserves the right to appoint a suitable candidate before the closing date or by invitation.

Inspire the next generation of performers and storytellers

Join Christ Church Grammar School’s dynamic Drama Department in this ongoing, part-time opportunity commencing in January 2027. Working with students across Years 7 to 10 and contributing to the renowned Midnite Youth Theatre Company, you will play a key role in fostering creativity, confidence and collaboration through both classroom learning and high-quality theatrical productions.

The part-time teaching load will vary according to student enrolments and departmental needs.

Why Join Christ Church Grammar School?

At Christ Church, we believe exceptional teachers deserve an exceptional workplace.

We offer:

• A collaborative and highly collegiate Drama Department
• Modern learning environments and access to contemporary technologies
• A strong culture of wellbeing and professional respect
• Meaningful involvement in a broad co-curricular and pastoral program
• Supportive leadership committed to teaching excellence
• Ongoing professional development and career growth opportunities
• Stunning riverfront campus in Claremont with onsite parking, pool and gym
• A highly engaged and aspirational student cohort
• School-provided laptop and access to innovative technology
• Competitive remuneration aligned with qualifications and experience

About You

You are a passionate educator who values creativity, academic excellence and meaningful relationships with students. To be successful in the role, you will bring:

• Experience teaching Drama
• Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build positive relationships with students, parents and colleagues
• A commitment to contemporary teaching practice and continuous professional growth
• Excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage competing priorities effectively
• A collaborative approach and willingness to contribute positively to a high-performing team
• Genuine care for student wellbeing and holistic education
• Enthusiasm to participate in the wider life of the School through pastoral and co-curricular programs

Key Responsibilities

You will:

• Teach Drama to students in Years 7 to 10.
• Support the Midnite Youth Theatre Company and co-curricular Drama program.
• Inspire students through creative and engaging learning experiences.
• Collaborate with a supportive Performing Arts team.

For information regarding this position please contact the Head of Department, Mr Gregory Jones on 9442 1677 or gjones@ccgs.wa.edu.au

Please click on the Duty Statement for additional information.

Application instructions:

IMPORTANT: Please ensure you have the following documents in your application:

• Letter of introduction addressed to the Principal, Mr Alan Jones outlining your skills/experience
• Curriculum vitae

Apply here online

We welcome applications from suitably qualified candidates who are eligible to work in Australia. Christ Church Grammar School reserves the right to appoint a suitable candidate before the closing date or by invitation

Role
Become an important part of the Christ Church Grammar School community.

Christ Church is seeking a reliable and community-minded individual to join the community as a School Traffic Supervisor.

Working closely with the School, you will help ensure the safe movement of students and community members on Queenslea Drive during busy morning and afternoon periods.

This is an opportunity to make a meaningful contribution to the safety and wellbeing of our students and families while becoming a valued member of the community.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist students and community members to cross safely
• Support the smooth flow of traffic during peak school times
• Monitor and report any safety concerns
• Promote courteous and safe behaviour among road users
• Work collaboratively with School staff and the wider community

We are looking for someone who

• Enjoys working with people and engaging with the community
• Has a strong commitment to safety
• Is reliable, punctual and professional
• Can remain calm and confident in busy environments
• Is able to work outdoors in varying weather conditions

Training for the role
Specific training for the role will be conducted with the Police Department’s Children’s Crossing Unit.

To express an interest in this position, please click here.