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Science/Physics Teacher
Employment
Full time, Permanent
Subject
Science
Sector
Catholic
Teaching level
Secondary
Salary range
Closing date
28 June 2026
Posted 11 Jun 2026
Details look wrong? Report an errorAbout Penola Catholic College Emu Plains
709
Total students
54%
Boys
46%
Girls
61.0
Teaching FTE
14.3
Non-teaching FTE
1,024
ICSEA value
58th percentile · Average SES
13%
EAL/D Background
6%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
About the Opportunity
If you are currently employed by Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese, please submit your application via our internal Careers Site on EmployeeConnect. We are excited to support you in the next step of your career.
Penola Catholic College is a co-educational Year 7-12 school inspired by the life and legacy of St Mary of the Cross MacKillop. Grounded in Catholic tradition and guided by the Gospel, we nurture each student’s unique gifts through a holistic education; one that forms hearts, informs minds, and transforms lives. At Penola, we are committed to providing a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment where every learner is empowered to flourish and reach their full potential.
The College is seeking a skilled and passionate Science Teacher, with a focus on Physics, to join our dynamic school community. This is a permanent full-time position!
Key Responsibilities
As a Science Teacher, you will inspire students through engaging, student-centred teaching within our Catholic learning environment. Key responsibilities and required attributes include:
- Expertise in Science, with Stage 6 teaching experience in Physics being a significant advantage.
- The ability to design and deliver inclusive and rigorous learning experiences.
- A commitment to developing and maintaining strong collegial relationships within a high-performing, collaborative team and across the broader school faculty.
- Good knowledge of Inquiry Based Learning.
- Extensive pedagogical knowledge base and understanding of how Science is learned, what affects students’ opportunities to learn …