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Head of Faculty – Geography
Employment
Full time, Permanent
Subject
Geography
Sector
Independent
Teaching level
K12
Salary range
Closing date
1 July 2026
Posted 11 Jun 2026
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2,296
Total students
254.7
Teaching FTE
146.7
Non-teaching FTE
1,168
ICSEA value
98th percentile · Higher SES
61%
EAL/D Background
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
Head of Faculty – Geography | Commencing Term 4- 2026 or Term 1-2027
Are you an inspiring leader with a passion for Geography and a deep curiosity about the world? Trinity Grammar School is seeking an outstanding Head of Faculty – Geography to lead a dynamic team and empower students to understand the complex interconnections between people, place, and environment so that they are equipped to make meaningful contributions to their world.
Why Join Trinity Grammar School?
Trinity Grammar School provides a holistic education focused on mind, body, and spirit. Driven by a clear purpose to develop character, our approach to teaching and learning is student-centred, growth-focused and relational.
At Trinity, we are proud to be:
- An accredited Workplace of Choice, known for a culture of trust, excellence, and professional respect
- An accredited Family Friendly organisation, supporting flexibility and staff wellbeing
- A school with a strong commitment to professional development, ensuring all staff are supported to grow as educators and leaders
About the Role
As Head of Faculty – Geography, you will:
- Lead a passionate team delivering rich and engaging Geography programs across all year levels
- Drive innovative, inquiry-based teaching practices that bring real-world issues to life
- Champion curriculum excellence aligned with the frameworks of NESA and the International Baccalaureate, alongside contemporary global perspectives
- Foster a culture of professional learning, collaboration, and reflective practice within the Faculty
- Promote fieldwork, data analysis and critical thinking as …