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Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools invites applications for the role of Lead, School Improvement & Performance. The position supports Catholic education leadership across multiple NSW locations and offers a hybrid working arrangement to balance collaboration and travel across sites.
Engagement with Principals and school leaders focused on improving teaching, learning outcomes, wellbeing, and system-wide strategy will be central to this role. Commencement January 2027 or by negotiation.
Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools – Lismore NSW
The Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools (DLCS) provides a range of services to support approximately 3,500 staff in 45 vibrant and dynamic Catholic school communities that serve more than 18,000 students. The DLCS assists schools to build teaching and leadership capabilities in communities of professional educators who share responsibility for school improvement and for achieving the best outcomes for our students.
Whether you seek the vibrant, dual-state energy of the Tweed Coast, the coastal hubs of Coffs Harbour or Port Macquarie, or the heart of the Northern Rivers in Lismore, this role offers the ultimate NSW sea change. Balance world-class amenities with the authentic charm of regional community living.
School improvement is a key strategic priority for Catholic education in the Diocese of Lismore. The Lead, School Improvement and Performance plays a critical role in managing the school improvement function and driving school improvement in Catholic schools across the Diocese. This position supports Principals and school leaders to promote and nurture the Mission of Catholic education, achieve excellence in learning and teaching and supporting students’ wellbeing by supporting schools in planning improvements and strategy facilitation and monitoring each school’s learning and teaching success.
Using the school improvement framework and ACER School Improvement Team, national school improvement tools, this position works collaboratively with other roles in Catholic education to ensure all priority areas are aligned with school and system improvement.
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3pm, Wednesday 23 September 2026
The advertisement closing date is subject to change without notice, and interviews may commence prior to the official closure.
We do not accept unsolicited resumes from recruitment agencies for this position and will not be liable for any associated fees.
Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools Limited is committed to creating Child Safe Schools
Child Protection legislation requires staff to hold a valid NSW WWCC