Teacher Technology - Bomaderry High School

Position Information

Bomaderry High School stands proud and strongly connected to its local community. Our ongoing partnerships enable us to challenge and inspire our students to learn and achieve academic excellence through innovative and connected practice. Bomaderry High School is a learning community where students can find connection through authentic learning relationships. Our school nurtures these qualities in our students to enable them to succeed in their chosen life path, striving for excellence for the benefit of our community. We are a school where people feel known, valued and cared for. We are a hopeful community, a safe place where students, families and school staff thrive.

Our Northern Shoalhaven Community of Schools encompasses Berry Public School, Bomaderry Public School, Cambewarra Public School, Havenlee SSP, Illaroo Road Public School, Kangaroo Valley Public School, North Nowra Public School, Shoalhaven Heads Public School and Bomaderry High School. There is a strong commitment to all schools supporting the K – 12 journey of our students.

Bomaderry High School has 720 students within which Aboriginal students constitute 18% of the student enrolments. Bomaderry High School currently has 11 Support Classes comprising of 1 IM class, 1 IO class, 3 AU classes, 2 BD classes, 1 ED class (MH1), 2 ED classes (MH3) and 1 Suspension class.

Known as a consistent top ranking HSC school in the region, students have achieved success academically in a number of fields. This includes selection into National and International Science competitions. Performing arts, cultural and sporting fields are also promoted at the school, with students offered a wide range of activities. Many students have excelled in their chosen sport with some going on to represent NSW and / or Australia. The school is known throughout the region for success in the performing arts, with students able to join dance groups, bands, vocal ensembles and drama groups. Cultural activities are offered for our Indigenous students, including Koori Dance and NAIDOC week celebrations. Currently, the school also runs an Asian Studies program and boasts a partnership with the University of Wollongong's International Students' unit, to promote Global Education at the school.