OUR PASSION

Nagle Catholic College is a progressive educational leader, providing high, quality, research-based learning experiences and life forming opportunities. The College strives to ensure success for every single student. The goal is to identify a child's strengths and aspirations and create the best opportunities for them to thrive.

Outside of the curriculum, we aim to help each student to gain confidence, form friendships and be prepared to take their place in the world. Faith plays an important part in the College and the Christian values of the founders are observed in the everyday life of the College.

OUR MOTTO

For Others is the College motto and it encourages students to take time to put others first.

ROLE DESCRIPTION

Under the direction of the Principal, the Deputy Principal - Teaching and Learning shares in the leadership role of Nagle Catholic College in enabling it to be a leading school that promotes the Catholic vision for life, leading to active, life-long discipleship with Jesus Christ.

Understanding that eh Catholic vision permeates all aspects of College life, the Deputy Principal - Teaching and Learning is an integral member of the College's Executive Leadership Team.

The Deputy Principal - Teaching and Learning plays a critical role in the design and implementation of a high-quality, inclusive, and future-focused curriculum that meets the diverse needs of students and aligns with educational standards.

As a key member of the Executive Leadership Team, the Deputy Principal - Teaching and learning builds meaningful connections with students, families, and staff to support academic success and informed decision-making. They contribute to the ongoing growth of the College by ensuring whole school curriculum quality and compliance, helping to shape the strategic direction of the school - all while nurturing positive, supportive, and forward-thinking school culture.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

Be a practising Catholic and experienced educator who is committed to the objectives and ethos of Catholic Education

Minimum of a Diploma of Education

Current registration with Teachers Registration Board Western Australia

Current Working With Children Check

Completion of or working towards completing Accreditation for Leadership in Catholic Schools

APPLICATION PROCESS

To apply for the role, you will need to produce an application that includes the following components:

Cover Letter that to a maximum of three (3) pages. All letters should be addressed to Mr. Michael Williams, Principal.

Curriculum Vitae which includes :

Employment history including specific dates for leadership position.

Professional qualifications

Accreditation status, attainment date and number (if applicable)

TRBWA and WA WWCC numbers and expiry dates

Leadership SAO. Your leadership SAO should demonstrate your philosophy and provide examples of two initiatives you have been involved in at leadership level in each of the pillars: Catholics Identity, Education, Community, and Stewardship. You should use the SAO model to structure your responses as follows:

Situation: What circumstances prompted the needs for you to initiate or implement an improvement strategy?

Action: What specific actions did you take and/or lead?

Outcome: What were the outcomes of your actions? What did you learn?

Applicants are asked to limit their SAO responses to two (2) pages pre pillar.

Please complete the relevant information form on our website to which you should also attach copies of the following documents:

Signed Declaration - Working in a Catholic School: Statement of Principles

Cover Letter

Curriculum Vitae

Qualifications/Licences

TRBWA Registration

Accreditation Certificates

National Police History Check

Working With Children Check

All applications should be submitted electronically to the Human Resources Officer: [email protected].

Please note, only applicants who fill out the application form will be considered for this role: www.ncc.edu.au/employment.

Applications for this position open Thursday 24 July 2025 and close at 9:00am on Monday 4 August. The College reserves the right to close advertising early.