Duties of a Teacher. The duties of a Teacher may include in addition to teaching, activities associated with administration, review, development and delivery of educational programs and co-curricular activities.
Duties of a Teacher. The duties of a teacher, in addition to teaching and associated duties (including programming, lesson planning, preparation, assessment, reporting and professional development) may include, but are not limited to, reasonable playground and sports duties, activities associated with administration, leadership and management, review, development and delivery of educational programmes, attendance at staff meetings and devotions, school assemblies and parent teacher meetings, pastoral care and student welfare, attending school camps, retreats and excursions (including overnight excursions where specified in the letter of appointment) and other co-curricular activities. A part-time teacher shall undertake the normal duties of a full-time teacher proportional to their load as required by the employer over the course of the year. The School will attempt to assist a part-time teacher to meet these requirements, by consulting with the teacher regarding the timing of such commitments.
Duties of a Teacher. 7.1.3.1 For the purposes of this clause 7.1.3, core activities include but are not limited to:
a) administration, review, development and delivery of educational programmes;
b) playground and yard supervision duties;
c) attending school camps, retreats, and school excursions, including those requiring overnight stay;
d) parent teacher and staff meetings, including parent – teacher ‘meet and greet’ events;
e) administration;
f) assembly, special services and graduation duties;
g) pastoral care duties; and
h) school designated professional development training and/or meetings.
7.1.3.2 For the purposes of this clause 7.1.3, co-curricular activities include but are not limited to:
a) Musicals;
b) Arts events, including music performances, recitals, drama productions and art displays; and
c) Sports events other than extra-curricular sports.
7.1.3.3 In addition to face-to-face teaching, the duties of a permanent, temporary or replacement employee may include core activities and co-curricular activities.
7.1.3.4 A part-time employee with a load of 0.4 or greater will undertake any of the core or co- curricular duties and/or activities described above.
7.1.3.5 A part-time employee with a load of less than 0.4 will undertake any of the core duties. Such a teacher will not be required to perform co-curricular activities.
7.1.3.6 Where a part-time teacher is not rostered on a day or part day when the applicable activities defined in clause 7.1.3.1 or 7.
Duties of a Teacher. (a) The duties of a teacher, in addition to teaching and associated duties (including programming, lesson planning, preparation, assessment, reporting and professional development) may include, but are not limited to, playground and sports duties, activities associated with administration, leadership and management, review, development and delivery of educational programmes, attendance at staff meetings and devotions, school assemblies and parent teacher meetings, pastoral care and student welfare, attending school camps, retreats and excursions (including overnight excursions) and extra-curricular activities and, in relation to teachers appointed to residential positions, the usual residential duties.
(b) A part-time teacher shall undertake the normal duties of a full-time teacher, generally proportional overall to their load, as required by the employer over the course of the year. The school will attempt to assist a part-time teacher to meet these requirements, by consulting with the teacher regarding the timing of such commitments.
