Homeroom Teachers — Primary School (Years 1–5) - Expat

Teaching at Aurora
Aurora Homeroom Teachers are not just instructors; they are co- researchers, designers, facilitators,
and collaborators. They help create environments where students:
• Experience belonging, connection, and purpose
• Communicate in multiple languages of expression
• Engage in conceptual, inquiry- driven learning
• Explore ideas creatively
• Build agency, self- awareness, and identity
• Think deeply
co- construct meaningful learning experiences.
Teachers collaborate closely with specialists, co- teachers, learning support, and leadership to
Role Snapshot: Primary School Homeroom Teacher (Years 1- 5)
Key Focus Areas
and Reggio- inspired experiences.
Primary Homeroom Teachers provide a rich, balanced learning experience integrating literacy, numeracy, social sciences, science, arts, wellbeing, and inquiry, through the New Zealand Curriculum
• Strong emphasis on belonging, collaboration, and reflection
• Relationship- based, inquiry- driven homeroom model
• Use of NZC levels 1– 3 with inquiry foundations
• Foundations in literacy and numeracy using authentic contexts
• Conceptual learning through play, problem- solving, and exploration
Key Focus Areas
• Diagnostic, narrative and portfolio- based assessment (e.g., Toddle, visual documentation
• Advisory / homeroom pastoral role

" Professional Development" applied during the year
Working in the international environments with mutinationalism
Salary bonus, Full insurances, school holidays

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