Head Teacher Administration - Chifley College Senior Campus
Employment
Casual, Temporary
Subject
General Teaching
Sector
Government
Teaching level
Secondary
Salary range
Closing date
6 May 2026
Posted 29 Apr 2026
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499
Total students
51%
Boys
49%
Girls
54.4
Teaching FTE
16.1
Non-teaching FTE
894
ICSEA value
10th percentile · Lower SES
47%
EAL/D Background
23%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Chifley College Senior Campus is a comprehensive, co-educational senior secondary school situated on the lands of the Darug people of the Gomerigal clan, serving 570 Stage 6 students including a Support Unit across academic, creative, vocational and sporting domains. The school community is culturally diverse, with 24% of students identifying as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and 45% identifying as Pasifika. CCSC maintains partnerships with universities, TAFE, cultural institutions and local community groups, and hosts a National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy for Aboriginal girls and a Clontarf Academy for Aboriginal boys. The school is one of five campuses in Chifley College within the St Marys-Mount Druitt area and is committed to building successful futures for students through quality teaching, differentiation, literacy and numeracy support, student engagement, and positive transition pathways.
Role description
Position Information
Chifley College Senior Campus [CCSC] is situated on the lands of the Darug people of the Gomerigal clan. CCSC is a calm, quality learning environment for senior students, who are encouraged to achieve personal excellence, embrace diversity and grow into responsible and successful members of the community.
CCSC is a comprehensive, co-educational senior secondary school with 570 students including a Support Unit. The school caters for Stage 6 students with an extensive curriculum across the academic, creative, vocational and sporting domains. The school is one of five campuses in Chifley College within the St Marys-Mount Druitt area. Our community is culturally diverse, 24% of students identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and 45% identify as Pasifika.
CCSC has partnerships with the University of Technology Sydney, Sydney University, Western Sydney University and Macquarie University, TAFE, cultural institutions, businesses …