Deputy Principal (Curriculum & Assessment Design) - New Zealand

St Peter’s School is one of New Zealand’s leading independent secondary schools, providing a first-class education for 1200 students, including co-educational boarding for 350 students from New Zealand and around the world. St Peter’s is more than a school, sitting on 420 acres, that includes an expansive demonstration dairy farm, equestrian centre, golf driving range, swim school and more, all providing an inspirational village experience and transformative environment for the school and wider community. About the Role As Deputy Principal (Curriculum & Assessment Design) you will lead the strategic direction of curriculum, reporting and assessment, ensuring our academic programmes remain future focused, evidence based and responsive to the needs of every learner. You will champion high quality teaching and learning, lead school wide assessment and qualification frameworks and build leadership capability across academic teams. The role also contributes to the school’s strategic direction, pastoral framework, student wellbeing, operation excellence and the vibrant life of our boarding and day school community. Key Responsibilities: Leading the strategic development, implementation and review of curriculum and teaching programmes.Driving excellence in reporting, data assessment, qualifications management, student achievement and data informed practice.Coaching and mentoring leaders and teachers to strengthen pedagogy and professional growth.Championing culturally responsive teaching and learning, including incorporating mātauranga Māori and the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.Building leadership capability across faculties and fostering a collaborative, high performing culture.Supporting student wellbeing and promoting a positive, inclusive school culture.Providing leadership across academic systems, reporting and operational processes.Building strong and positive relationships with students, parents, whānau and the wider school community.Experience in Te Ao Māori