The Deputy Head of Campus supports the Head of Campus in ensuring excellent teaching, learning and student development in a faith-centred environment. To this end, the Deputy Head of Campus works in collaboration with the Head of Campus and other campus leaders to develop and monitor the school’s vision and mission and to create structures that facilitate the work of both staff and students. The Deputy Head of Campus works collaboratively with the Head of Campus to ensure the educational provision is of the highest quality. The Deputy Head of Campus is responsible for assisting the Head of Campus in the day-to-day management and operation of Our Lady of La Vang School campus and deputises for the Head of Campus Our Lady of La Vang School in their absence.
The appointment is to a permanent teaching position with a 4-year term contract as Deputy Head of Campus offered as 1.0 FTE.
The successful candidate will:
Catholic Special Schools is a community where Our Lady of La Vang Special School, Flinders Park and St Patrick’s Special School, Dulwich come together to create a nurturing and inclusive educational environment for children and young people requiring specialist education because of intellectual disability and complex needs. Our values of Faith, Love, Hope, Community and Excellence hold us in our promise to children, young people, and their families. Inspired by our Catholic faith, we celebrate the unique abilities of each student, offering meaningful, individualised curriculum. Our community currently comprises of two co-educational campuses from Reception to Year 12, with plans for a third campus dedicated to continuing our tradition of excellence and options in education for students with disabilities.
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To apply for the Deputy Head of Campus role, please email the following documents to the listed email address:
Direct Applications to Shannon Correll
Principal: scorrell@lavang.catholic.edu.au
It is required that a CESA Employment Declaration be completed and submitted with your application.
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