<p><strong>Learning Leader Health and Physical Education -&nbsp;Position of Leadership (POL 3)</strong></p><p>Applications are invited from suitably qualified, experienced and enthusiastic Senior Leaders for the position of <strong>Learning Leader Health and Physical Education&nbsp;-&nbsp;Position of Leadership (POL 3)</strong>, for 2025. This position is based at our <strong>Notre Dame Campus in Point Cook</strong>.</p><p>All applications must include the following:</p><ul><li>Cover Letter addressing the 5 Key Selection Criteria (no longer than 2 pages)</li><li>An up-to-date resume, including details of&nbsp;qualifications, prior experience and&nbsp;referees</li><li>Completed Application Form&nbsp;</li></ul><p>The Position Description and Key Selection Criteria are available below.</p><p>Applications must be submitted by 9am on&nbsp;<strong>Friday 17 January 2025</strong>.</p><p>Emmanuel College is vastly increasing in student numbers.&nbsp; We are a two campus College, our St Paul’s single sex boys Campus located in Altona North and our co-educational campus located in Point Cook.&nbsp;</p><p>About our school:</p><p>Operating within a Catholic ethos based on Gospel values, Emmanuel College believes that all students can learn when given a safe and caring environment, as expressed through its Marianist tradition.&nbsp;</p><p>This Marianist culture seeks to produce students capable of having a positive impact on the world and never loses sight of catering for whole student development, for which its teaching community is collectively responsible. All staff are part of a collaborative culture, whereby individual and collective responsibility is taken for the growth of the whole student.&nbsp;</p><p>Demonstrating a commitment to continual improvement by modelling the behaviour of lifelong learners, Emmanuel staff provide contemporary learning and teaching that is student-centred, and evidence based.&nbsp; School staff will prepare students for a global and rapidly changing world by inspiring a desire to learn and improving their capacity to think critically, while developing and employing twenty-first-century skills, all of which are important dimensions of this school climate.&nbsp;</p><p><br><i>Emmanuel College promotes the safety, wellbeing, and inclusion of all students.</i></p>