Teacher of History and Social Sciences
- Full time, Fixed Term (28 January to 4 July 2027)
- Secondary (Years 7–15) / Wharekawa, Certificated Teacher
- History, and Social Sciences
- Suitable for beginning teachers
We are seeking an enthusiastic and energetic teacher to join our collaborative and successful History, and Social Sciences Departments.
Kerikeri High School is a strong, innovative, co-educational Year 7 to 13 School of over 1650 students and is held in very high regard for strong academic results as well as sporting, cultural, leadership and service achievements. All Teachers at our school are part of our very successful Te Kotahitanga programme.
We are committed to our culturally responsive and relational approach to learning and teaching across our School. Our School has a strong, positive and evolving relationship with Ngāti Rēhia.
We are a PB4L school, and we pride ourselves on establishing warm and caring relationships with our students and our wider community.
Closes 3.00pm 12 November 2026
Learning Support Coordinator
Start Date: 28 January 2027
We are seeking an enthusiastic and energetic Learning Support Coordinator to provide operational leadership of the school's learning support systems and processes. This position requires a caring and skilled individual to work collaboratively with teachers, learners, whānau and agencies to strengthen inclusive practice, improve learner outcomes and remove barriers to participation and achievement.
Applicants must be fully registered teachers; this position is not suitable for a provisionally registered teacher.
Kerikeri High School is a strong, innovative, co-educational Year 7 to 13 School of over 1650 students and is held in very high regard for strong academic results as well as sporting, cultural, leadership and service achievements. All Teachers at our school are part of our very successful Te Kotahitanga programme.
We are committed to our culturally responsive and relational approach to learning and teaching across our School. Our School has a strong, positive and evolving relationship with Ngāti Rēhia.
We are a PB4L school, and we pride ourselves on establishing warm and caring relationships with our students and our wider community.
Closes 3.00pm 19 November 2026
School Communications and Publications Coordinator
- Full time
- $33.08 - $36.75 per hour
About this role
This role, commencing in early February 2027 will play an important part in providing clear, timely and engaging communication to staff, students, whānau and the wider school community at Kerikeri High School. The role coordinates school communications across digital, print and social media channels, supports event promotion and photography, and contributes to the production of newsletters and the annual school magazine. The role coordinates regional funding applications and provides administrative support as required.
Key responsibilities
- Coordinate the publication and distribution of daily notices and key school communications.
- Maintain and regularly update the school website, ensuring content is accurate, current, accessible and engaging.
- Manage the school's social media presence and create content that celebrates student successes, academic, sporting and cultural achievements, and school spirit.
- Attend and photograph school events, activities, performances, sports fixtures and special occasions, maintaining a high-quality digital media library.
- Edit and make event photos and highlights available promptly for social media, newsletters and promotional use.
- Produce and coordinate regular newsletters for parents, caregivers and the wider community.
- Plan, coordinate, edit and produce the annual school magazine within the required deadline and budget.
- Develop engaging written, photographic and visual content that reflects the school's values and strategic priorities.
- Support the promotion of school events, enrolments, programmes and achievements through email, web, print and social media channels.
- Maintain a consistent and professional school brand across publications and platforms, including visual identity, tone of voice, proofreading and presentation standards.
- Research, coordinate and apply for regional funding grants as prioritised by Senior Leadership.
- Maintain a proactive calendar of regional funding opportunities and deadlines, coordinate funding information with Department Leaders, and prepare applications with required quotations and supporting letters.
- Manage the closure of successful funding applications and ensure compliance with funder requirements.
- Relieve for other support workers and undertake other administrative duties as required.
- Complete administrative duties, checks and documentation accurately and in accordance with Kerikeri High School standards.
What we're looking for
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to convey information clearly, logically and accurately.
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously.
- Experience in communications, journalism, marketing, public relations, publishing or a related field.
- Confidence using website content management systems, social media platforms and publishing software.
- Strong photography skills and an eye for compelling visual storytelling.
- Initiative, creativity, attention to detail and a can-do attitude.
- The ability to build positive relationships with students, staff, whānau and the wider community.
- The ability to work independently and collaboratively, remain positive under pressure, evaluate and prioritise tasks, and seek assistance when necessary.
- A commitment to confidentiality, the school's values, policies and procedures, and ongoing personal development.
- The ability to learn quickly and produce accurate, professional and accessible content.
For more information, please read Job Description
Any queries or applications must be submitted to enquiries@kerikerihigh.ac.nz
Closes 3.00pm 20 November 2026
