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St Matthew's Collegiate (Masterton)

St Matthew's Collegiate (Masterton) is a secondary school in New Zealand with 278 pupils. As of 14 November 2026 it is advertising 1 vacancy: Head of Department English Teacher (closes 20 November).

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Head
Kiri Gill, Principal
Type
Secondary (Year 7-15), Secondary
Pupils
278
Local authority
State : Integrated
Location
5840, New Zealand
Telephone
06-3700067
Website
stmatts.school.nz

Vacancies (1)

Head of Department English Teacher

Closes 20 Nov

Full-time, permanent

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Hiring history

3 past vacancies seen since May 2026: 3 teaching. Most often advertised: Head of Department English Teacher, Teacher in Charge of Music and Drama, Teacher of Dance. Last advertised September 2026.

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