<p>St Patrick’s College for Girls, Campbelltown, is an independent Catholic school of Good<br> Samaritan Education, dedicated to the education of young women in Years 7–12. For over 185<br> years, the College has been an integral part of the Macarthur region, offering a vibrant<br> community where each of our 700 students is known personally and cared for individually.<br> Guided by our motto, ‘The Lord is my Light’, and grounded in Benedictine values, we foster a<br> holistic learning environment where girls have the freedom to be themselves, follow their<br> interests, and grow into confident, purposeful leaders. As the only all-girls' school in the<br> region, we are committed to excellence and the development of the whole person.</p> <p><br><strong>About the Role</strong><br> St Patrick’s College is seeking a passionate and dedicated Science Teacher to join our<br> dynamic and supportive teaching team.<br> This is a Full-Time position commencing in Week 1 of Term 1, 2027. The successful applicant<br> will be required to teach Science across Years 7–12, With an ability to teach biology and<br> contribute positively to the academic, pastoral and co-curricular life of the College.</p> <p><br><strong>Responsibilities will include, but not limited to:</strong><br> • Uphold the mission, values and Child Protection commitments of the College.<br> • Deliver engaging and effective Science programs across Years 7–12<br> • Create a positive, inclusive and supportive learning environment that promotes<br> student achievement and wellbeing<br> • Develop and implement curriculum and assessment programs in collaboration with<br> faculty colleagues<br> • Differentiate teaching strategies to meet the diverse learning needs of students<br> • Monitor, assess and report on student progress in accordance with college<br> requirements<br> • Foster students' literacy, critical thinking and communication skills<br> • Work collaboratively with colleagues, Year Coordinators and Learning Support staff<br> • Maintain effective communication with parents and carers regarding student learning<br> and wellbeing<br> • Support the pastoral care, co-curricular and community life of the College<br> •Participate in professional learning and ongoing curriculum development initiatives</p> <p><br><strong>About You</strong><br> You are an enthusiastic educator who is committed to academic excellence, student growth and the mission of Catholic education.<br><strong>You will bring:</strong><br> •Qualifications and accreditation to teach Science in NSW secondary schools<br> •Experience teaching Science across secondary year levels<br> •A demonstrated ability to inspire and engage young women in learning<br> •Strong classroom management and relationship-building skills<br> •Excellent communication, organisational and collaborative skills<br> •A commitment to ongoing professional learning and reflective practice<br> •An understanding of and commitment to the ethos and values of Catholic education<br> •A current NSW Working with Children Check<br> •NESA Accreditation (or eligibility to obtain)</p> <p><br><strong>Why Join Us?</strong><br> •Opportunity to teach in a highly regarded independent Catholic girls’ school<br> •Supportive, collaborative and values-driven workplace<br> •Access to professional development and growth opportunities<br> •Flexible job-share arrangements considered<br> •Convenient Campbelltown location with on-site parking and public transport access<br> •Potential pathway to an ongoing full-time position for the right candidate</p> <p><br> St Patrick’s College is a leader in workplace diversity and encourage applicants from all sectors of the community to apply. Applications close on 23rd of September 2026 at 4pm.<br> To apply for this position please press ‘Apply’ or visit our college website. Please note, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.</p>