We are seeking an enthusiastic and qualified Science Teacher to join our motivated department from Term 1, 2025 for the academic year, in a full-time temporary capacity. 

As a member school of Good Samaritan Education, St Scholastica’s takes pride in educating young women, from years 7 to 12, who, with justice and compassion, will make a difference in the world. 

In partnership with the Head of Department, the successful candidate will be responsible for delivering outstanding academic programs and participating in a culture of collaboration. 

The key responsibilities of the position include: 

• Planning, programming and teaching junior science, with the ability to teach Physics or Chemistry. 
• Commitment to delivering content in a dynamic and engaging way.
• Inspiring students to achieve their best results. 

We encourage and support our teachers to:

• Actively support the Catholic ethos of the College and engage with the wider College community;
• Work collaboratively and deliver a future-focused education to our students;
• Confidently differentiate the curriculum to create an inclusive learning environment; 
• Participate in ongoing professional development within their subject area;
• Meet the child safe program standards and provide a safe and supportive environment for our students.

To apply, please visit www.scholastica.nsw.edu.au/employment, complete our Application Form, attach it with your CV and a short covering note and send to:  [email protected]. 

St Scholastica’s College is committed to the development of work systems, practices, policies, and procedures that promote child protection, child safety, and child wellbeing within our College.

• Shortlisted applicants will be interviewed as applications are received and the position may be filled prior to the deadline. 
• Please note only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for this role.
• Applicants must have a valid Working with Children Check.
• Applicants must have full working rights to work in Australia.

Closing date: 16 October 2024, 4pm