Francis Greenway High School

About

Francis Greenway High School is a comprehensive secondary school in Beresfield, NSW, serving students from Year 7 to Year 12. The school is led by principal Andrew Robinson and operates with a vision of personalised learning that nurtures individual growth, academic excellence, and clear pathways beyond school. The school maintains a close partnership with the Maitland Aboriginal Education Consultative Group (AECG), reflecting a genuine commitment to strengthening culture and Aboriginal education within the school community. This relationship shapes how the school approaches curriculum and support for its Aboriginal students. A recognised strength of Francis Greenway is its High Potential and Gifted Education (HPGE) program. Staff hold acknowledged expertise in this area, and the school's approach to HPGE is well-regarded as a specialist offering alongside its broader focus on Aboriginal education. Personalised learning is central to the school's practice, with programs designed to capture individual student interests and develop each student's potential. Strategically, the school is focused on building leadership capacity across all areas of the organisation and positioning its workforce at the forefront of educational excellence. Staff bring a growth mindset to professional development, and this culture of continuous learning underpins the school's approach to both teaching quality and student outcomes.

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Pay and agreement

Under the Crown Employees (Teachers) Award 2024. Full-time equivalent, before allowances.

What you need to teach here

Required before you can be employed at any NSW school.