Sydney Girls High School

About

Sydney Girls High School is a selective, academically selective government secondary school for girls in Years 7 to 12, located in Surry Hills, adjacent to Centennial Parklands. Founded in 1883, it holds the distinction of being the oldest state girls' school in New South Wales, a legacy that continues to shape its identity and reputation across Sydney. The school's vision, "Excellence at Sydney Girls High School," underpins its approach to learning and school life. This commitment to excellence is structured around a transparent School Excellence Plan that drives continuous improvement across the institution. Student voice and leadership are embedded in the school's culture, and the school places deliberate emphasis on balanced student life and wellbeing alongside academic achievement. The school offers the Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, providing students with opportunities for personal development beyond the classroom. Teaching is delivered by expert staff whose specialist knowledge supports the school's academically selective cohort.

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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.