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Head Teacher Technological and Applied Studies - Rose Bay Secondary College
Employment
Full time, Permanent
Subject
General Teaching
Sector
Government
Teaching level
Secondary
Salary range
Closing date
12 August 2026
Posted 30 Jul 2026
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1,127
Total students
59%
Boys
41%
Girls
80.4
Teaching FTE
17.0
Non-teaching FTE
1,107
ICSEA value
86th percentile · Higher SES
47%
EAL/D Background
1%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Rose Bay Secondary College is a partially selective co-educational college serving 1,035 students, with 43% speaking a language other than English at home and seven students identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. The college offers a broad, flexible curriculum across all key learning areas, complemented by an exceptionally active creative and performing arts program including music, dance, drama, film, and visual arts, alongside a thriving co-curricular program. An Inclusive Education Faculty provides specialized support for students with learning disabilities, moderate intellectual disability, and Autism Spectrum Disorder through individual education plans and modern facilities. The college is equipped with advanced computer technology supporting ICT programs in software development, robotics, film animation, and music composition, enabling creative learning opportunities across a wireless-enabled campus.
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Rose Bay Secondary College, Years 7 -12, is a partially selective, coeducational high school in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, with a student population of approximately 1050 students in 2026. The school has a focus on high academic achievement and quality teaching in a rich learning environment. The College has an enviable reputation for the breadth of its subject offerings and excellence in the HSC.
Inclusion, advocacy and opportunity are key values of the College. The Calmer Classrooms framework underpins a positive proactive wellbeing response to support engagement and belonging for our students. The College services a multicultural community with over 50 language backgrounds other than English spoken in the home. Our staff are highly expert and collaborative with high expectations of practice.
The College works closely with our partner primary schools and enjoys active and supportive parent involvement including the coordination of s…