Oakhill College is an Independent Catholic Secondary School in the Lasallian tradition, located in Castle Hill, NSW. The College has an enrolment of approximately 2,250 students, with boys in Years 7 to 10 and a co-educational setting in Years 11 and 12. Oakhill offers a wide range of subject choices and extra-curricular activities, fostering the holistic development of each student. We value the well-being of our people. In addition to access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and discounted gym memberships through Fitness Passport, we offer a range of employee benefits, including paid parental leave, generous long-service leave, annual flu vaccinations, and ongoing opportunities for professional development. The College is dedicated to delivering innovative, high-quality teaching and learning, supported by outstanding facilities and resources. Staff benefit from a dynamic, collaborative, and supportive team environment that values community, academic excellence, pastoral care, and ongoing professional development. Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced applicants for the following position. Assistant Academic Head of Mathematics (Coordinator 2) Commencing January 2026 Oakhill College is proud to celebrate exceptional HSC Mathematics results, including a First in State in Advanced Mathematics and multiple Top 10 achievements. Due to an internal promotion, the College seeks to appoint an innovative and passionate Assistant Academic Head of Mathematics to join our highly successful, supportive and collegial team. We would love to hear from you if you are committed to inspiring students and educators, and thrive in a collaborative and dynamic environment. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate experience in the areas of: • Assist the Academic Head in leading and shaping teaching and learning across the Mathematics faculty • Model high-quality pedagogy as an experienced Mathematics practitioner (Stages 4–6), inspiring students and staff to achieve their personal best • Teach Mathematics across Stages 4–6, with significant expertise in Advanced and Extension Mathematics (experience essential) • Plan, develop, and deliver engaging and academically rigorous Maths lessons that cater to diverse student needs and support effective teaching and curriculum implementation • Support curriculum planning and assessment aligned with NESA standards and the College’s Learning Framework • Foster a safe, supportive, and aspirational learning environment, prioritising student wellbeing and development • Mentor and guide staff through professional learning opportunities aligned with both student needs and faculty growth, contributing to a dynamic and engaged professional learning community • Work collaboratively with the faculty to promote a culture of academic excellence and continuous improvement • Oversee the implementation of new syllabi and strategic educational initiatives within the department • Lead the management of student behaviour and maintain an educational environment that promotes engagement and growth • Contribute to the academic excellence and pastoral care of our students. The successful applicant will: • Demonstrate a clear understanding and commitment to the Mission of the Catholic School • Adhere to the Colleges Safeguarding Standards and Child Protection policies and procedures • Teach with excellence, professionalism and commitment • Be supportive of the Lasallian ethos of the College • Be committed to professional growth and development of excellence • Be an experienced, innovative, and engaging team member • Have an ability to relate to girls and boys with a practical knowledge of boys’ education issues and initiatives in the foundation years (Stages 4 - 6) • Be committed to professional growth and development of excellence. The appointment is for an initial period of up to 3 years, renewable by mutual agreement. To apply for the role, candidates need to submit a covering letter (2 pages maximum) and an up-to-date curriculum vitae that clearly details their relevant skills and experience. Oakhill College is committed to child safety and Safeguarding Standards and the health, safety and wellbeing of our students, staff, and school community. Rigorous checks will be conducted prior to confirmation of employment including NSW Working with Children Check (WWCC), National Police Check, references, background, identity, work rights, Covid-19 vaccination, and statutory checks. Please note: We will consider candidates as they apply and encourage early application. Interviews may commence prior to the closure date. No recruitment agencies please.
