About Us

• Principal’s Welcome
  • Principals
• Academic Success
  • Achievements
  • NAPLAN Results
  • Perpetual School Prizes
    • Distinguished Achiever
    • Dux
    • First in HSC
    • Friends of Barrenjoey
    • REC Trophy – Barrenjoey Citizenship Award
    • School Captains
    • Sports Person Awards
  • Alumni Achievements
  • HSC Results 2019
  • Year 12 Destination Survey
• Annual School Report
• Attendance
• Bell Times
• Careers
• Emotional Health @ Barrenjoey
• Enrolment at Barrenjoey
  • Enrolment Inquiry Form
• Extension Class and Accelerated Program Policy
• External Validation
• Facilities
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  • BYOD
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  • Mobile Phone Policy
  • Sentral
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• International Students
• NAPLAN
• School Celebration Videos
• School Plan
• Special Religious Education (SRE)
• Staff
  • Faculties
• Term Dates
• Transition to High School
• Travel
• Tutoring Program
• Uniform Store Information
  • Uniform Policy & Procedures
• Wellbeing

Staff

PRINCIPAL  /  Mr Mark Robinson

The Principal has ultimate responsibility for the leadership and management of all aspects of the school.  Parents who would like an interview with the principal should contact the school for an appointment.

DEPUTY PRINCIPALS                                                                              

 Mr Jeff Brown & Ms Sarah James

The Deputy Principals are responsible for student welfare and discipline, curriculum, teacher professional learning and the organisational running of the school.  Ms James is responsible for years 8, 10 & 12 while Mr Brown is responsible for years 7, 9 & 11.

FACULTY HEAD TEACHERS

Head Teachers are responsible for the organisation of their subject areas.  Any queries about levels of study, class placements or textbooks should be directed to them.  In addition, head teachers support year advisors and monitor attendance.

YEAR ADVISORS

Year Advisors assist students with their academic progress and social development through their school life.  The Year Advisors assist with any problems in the following areas:

• personal, family or social problems;
• educational progress;
• choice of subjects and courses of study;
• problems related to school uniform and general conduct; and/or
• problems associated with attendance, punctuality and absentee notes.

Student welfare is the main concern of our Year Advisors.  Do not hesitate to contact your Year Advisor for more information.

SCHOOL COUNSELLOR /  Ms Cook and Mr Comans

Lincoln Comans

Sarah Cook

Teachers, parents, health and welfare services or students themselves refer students to the School Counsellor.  The School Counsellor is concerned with psychological welfare, diagnosis of educational problems, programs of remediation and adjustment problems.  Parents are welcome to make an appointment by telephoning the school – 9918 8811.  Ms Cook is at school on Mondays and Tuesdays and Mr Comans is at school on Wednesdays and Fridays.

CAREERS ADVISOR  /  Mr Moylan

Moylan Michael

The Careers Advisor is available to all students but particularly to Years 9-12.  Year 10 have timetabled careers lessons and need to check with the Careers Advisor for information about work experience and the annual careers market.  The Careers Advisor gives help to students and parents on subject selection, post school studies and career path planning.  Senior students can book individual interviews to discuss their program of study or future education, training and employment goals.