The successful candidate should be willing to learn from and work respectfully with Nlakapamux Elders, families, community members, and staff.

Experience or interest in Indigenous education, land-based learning, outdoor education, traditional games, cultural activities, or community-based recreation would be considered an asset.

We are looking for someone who understands that Physical Education can extend beyond the gymnasium and can include learning on the land, in the community, and through culturally relevant experiences.

Employment Qualifications The successful applicant will ideally have: Valid BC Teacher Certification or eligibility for certification with the BC Teacher Regulation Branch. A Bachelor of Education or equivalent teaching qualification.

Physical Education and/or Health teaching experience.

Experience teaching students across multiple grade levels.

Knowledge of the BC Curriculum, particularly Physical and Health Education.

Strong classroom management and student engagement skills.

Strong organizational and planning skills.

Ability to create inclusive and engaging learning environments.

Ability to work collaboratively as part of a school team. A commitment to student wellbeing and success. A willingness to work respectfully with Indigenous students, families, Elders, and community members.

Experience working in a First Nations or Indigenous school is an asset.

Experience with outdoor education, land-based learning, coaching, or school athletics is an asset.

Current First Aid certification is an asset. A clear Criminal Record Check for working with vulnerable populations is required.

We Are Looking For Someone Who Is Student-centred and relationship-focused.

Positive, patient, and approachable.

Energetic and enthusiastic about physical activity.

Creative and willing to try new approaches.

Versatile and adaptable.





Respectful of Indigenous culture and ways of knowing.

Comfortable learning and working in a community-based environment.

Committed to creating safe and inclusive spaces for all students. A strong team player.

Willing to participate in school and community activities.

Passionate about helping students develop confidence, healthy habits, leadership, and lifelong wellness.

What SVNS Offers SVNS provides employees with a supportive and cooperative working environment.

Depending on eligibility and applicable employment terms, SVNS provides: Teaching compensation based on the local public school wage grid.

Full group health benefits, including pension and life insurance.

Dental benefits.

Subsidized rental housing.

Moving loan subsidy.

Opportunities for professional development.

Opportunities to participate in land-based and outdoor education. A collaborative school and community environment.

Opportunities to develop innovative Physical Education and Health programming.

Our unique school year begins in the summer and is organized around seasonal learning opportunities and semesters.

Location Stein Valley Nlakapamux School is located in Lytton, British Columbia, in the Fraser Canyon.

Lytton is approximately: 3 hours from Vancouver 3 hours from Kelowna 2 hours from Kamloops The area provides excellent opportunities for outdoor education, land-based learning, hiking, mountain biking, water-based activities, and community recreation.

How to Apply The position is open until filled.

Interested applicants are asked to submit: Cover letter Resume Copy of BC Teacher Certification or eligibility documentation Copy of current TQS Card, if applicable A minimum of three recent professional references Criminal Record Check, or willingness to obtain one Please submit your application to: Ashton Janvier Principal Stein Valley Nlakapamux School PO Box 300 Lytton, BC V0K 1Z0

📌 Physical Health Education Teacher (British Columbia)
🏢 York Region District School Board
📍 British Columbia