Warrah is a disability services provider, based in North West Sydney. Inspired by the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, Warrah has been offering quality supports and services for adults and children living with disability for over 50 years. Warrah is a vibrant community, enriching the lives of individuals through our broad range of services, which include Supported Independent Living (SIL), Community Support Services (CSS) and Warrah Specialist School. We also have a certified Biodynamic Farm and Farm Shop.
Warrah Specialist School, located on a beautiful rural property in Dural, NSW, provides individualised education for students with moderate to severe disabilities from Kindergarten to Year 12. As Australia’s only Steiner-based special needs school, we follow Rudolf Steiner’s Curative Education principles, offering a rich, therapeutic curriculum that includes woodwork, gardening, farming, arts, and life skills. We are part of Warrah, a not-for-profit organisation supporting people with disability through a range of services.
We are seeking a passionate and qualified Teacher to join our dedicated Early Years team, supporting young learners in a nurturing and inclusive environment. In this role, you will deliver engaging, tailored learning experiences for students with disabilities, contributing to their academic, social, and personal development. You will collaborate closely with support staff, families, and colleagues to provide an inclusive and supportive learning environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver engaging and individualised lessons aligned with NSW Board of Studies and Steiner Education Australia Curriculum requirements.
- Support students through Individual Education Plans tailored to their unique needs.
- Incorporate outdoor and practical learning including woodwork, weaving, music, drama, cooking, gardening, and farming.
- Provide personal care support to students when needed, in a respectful and dignified manner.
- Manage and respond to challenging behaviours using positive behaviour support strategies and trauma-informed practices.
- Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and the broader Warrah community.
- Participate in school events and contribute to the school’s warm, supportive learning environment.
