Library Leader in Melbourne

Overnewton Anglican Community College is seeking an experienced and proactive

Library Leader to join our team on full-time basis for a fixed term period of three years effective January 2027.

Take the lead in library services at Overnewton College's Yirramboi campus.

As Library Leader, you'll drive curriculum support, inspire a love of reading, and lead a team dedicated to delivering innovative resources.

If you're passionate about shaping educational outcomes and leading a dynamic, forward-thinking team, this is your chance to make a real impact.

• Why Overnewton
• 24/7 free counselling through our Employee Assistance Program
• Free annual flu vaccinations and a robust pastoral care program.
• Learning and development opportunities through supported study programs
• Strong internal promotion pathways
• Dedicated to child safety, non-discrimination and ethical practices.
• Free onsite parking

Key Responsibilities

• Manage the effective and efficient daily operations of the libraries.
• Oversee the development of exemplary print and digital collections, monitoring suggestions for purchase from staff and students, liaising with Curriculum Leaders to facilitate the development of resources and library services to support curriculum objectives in Middle School and Senior School.
• Evaluate, support and monitor the library’s use of new and emerging technologies, applications and devices within the College community.
• Develop policies and procedures to ensure the ongoing improvement of the Library and Information Services.
• Manage library operating and capital budgets, overseeing the ordering, processing of teaching and learning resources in Middle School and Senior School.
• Develop the culture of reading by providing an environment that encourages reading, promoting engaging reading sessions and new acquisitions, organising digital and print displays, and Book Week activities.
• Assist with the design, implementation and resourcing of curriculum at each year level in Middle School and Senior School, making recommendations regarding resources to meet the needs of student learning outcomes at each year level.
• Lead professional learning opportunities for staff asrequired.
• Promote the Library and Information Services via relevant communication channels.

About You

• Suitable teaching qualifications and experience, with current VIT registration
• Well versed in library and information systems, online databases, and print and digital resources which support the curriculum.
• Sound knowledge and expertise in teaching and learning.
• Knowledge of literature, reading engagement and literary trends.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Sound knowledge of the Australian Curriculum and VCE

About us

Overnewton Anglican Community College is a proudly inclusive learning community dedicated to excellence, diversity, and belonging.

As an independent Prep - Year 12 school, we nurture academic growth and the development of character, providing pathways for all students to thrive.

Participation in a wide range of co-curricular and leadership opportunities inspire students to embrace purpose, serve their communities, and lead lives with heart and integrity.

Overnewton Anglican Community College is a Prep to Year 12 coeducational school with campuses in Keilor and Taylors Lakes, situated in Melbourne's North West.

Guided by Christian values and an Anglican ethos, Overnewton is a proudly inclusive learning community dedicated to excellence, diversity, and belonging.

Overnewton Anglican Community College is a Prep to Year 12 coeducational school with campuses in Keilor and Taylors Lakes, situated in Melbourne's North West.

Guided by Christian values and an Anglican ethos, Overnewton is a proudly inclusive learning community dedicated to excellence, diversity, and belonging.

Child Protection Statement

Overnewton Anglican Community College (the College) has a zero tolerance for child abuse and is committed to providing child safety, children's well-being and protecting children from abuse.

Ministerial order 1359 requires the College to implement child safety standards and to accommodate and take the needs of all children (including but not limited to, First Nation children, children from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, children with disabilities and children who are vulnerable) into account when creating a child safe environment.

All staff must comply with the College's Child Safe policies and related policies and procedures and taking all reasonable steps to promote the safety of children.

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