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Religious Education Coordinator - Medowie

Catherine McAuley Catholic Primary School · MEDOWIE, NSW

Cross-sectorLeadershipPrimaryFull-timeOngoing
Source
NSW All Sectors (Teachers on Net)
Posted
Closes
10 May 2026
Subject
Religious Studies / Studies of Religion

Catherine McAuley Primary School, Medowie is seeking a passionate and faith-filled leader to join as permanent full-time Religious Education Coordinator, commencing Term 4, 2026.

This is more than a role—it is a unique opportunity to help shape the spiritual heart of a brand-new Catholic primary school.

Opening in 2027, Catherine McAuley Primary School will be a place where faith, learning, and community come together to inspire young people to grow with purpose and compassion.
As part of a dynamic and expanding education precinct alongside Catherine McAuley Catholic College and St Nicholas Early Education Centre, the school will offer a contemporary and connected learning journey grounded in Catholic identity.

As Religious Education Coordinator, you will play a central role in embedding a vibrant Catholic culture from the very beginning—guiding faith formation, nurturing spiritual growth, and leading high-quality religious education.
You will work in partnership with the leadership team to create a community where Gospel values are lived, learning is meaningful, and every student is known and valued.

Set within the stunning Port Stephens region, Medowie offers a lifestyle that complements the significance of this role—blending coastal beauty with a relaxed, semi-rural charm.
With Newcastle just 34km away and the Hunter Valley within easy reach, this is an opportunity to combine purposeful leadership with an exceptional way of life.



POSITION DESCRIPTION

In the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle, Religious Education Co-ordinators (RECs) are recognised and acknowledged as significant religious leaders for our primary school communities. They are members of the school executive team and are tasked with the role of supporting the Principal and Parish Priest in promoting and affirming the Catholic culture, identity and mission of the school.

RECs represent the school and the teaching profession in the community, especially the parish. They are professional, ethical and respected individuals within and outside the school.

RECs develop and shape a shared vision focused on providing quality and educational experiences and learning outcomes for all students.