Seeking a Chaplain who believes that schools can be places where young people genuinely encounter hope, meaning and the transforming love of Jesus.....
We are in a season of thoughtful change, grounded in a 107 year history yet ready to ask deeper questions about learning, formation and the kind of young people we are shaping for the world ahead. As our prospectus says, “this is not simply a position to be filled, but an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the life of our school community.”
We are looking for someone who sees chaplaincy not as a program to run, but as a calling to walk with our community. Someone who understands that faith formation is not confined to chapel but is lived in the everyday moments that shape young hearts and minds.
This role sits at the heart of our identity and our future. Chaplaincy at BMGS is not symbolic or peripheral. Chaplaincy is in no way token; it is central to who we are and who we are becoming.
If you find yourself drawn to this role, we would like to honour that. Our prospectus invites you to consider whether your sense of calling might find expression in our community, and we take that seriously. We believe interest in this role often begins in discernment, a sense that God may be opening a door. If that resonates with you, we would welcome the chance to explore it together.
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Blue Mountains Grammar School is a co-educational day school in the Anglican tradition for students from Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12. Providing an education for life, Blue Mountains Grammar School students are equipped with hope in their hearts, purpose in their minds, courage in their lives and the capability to succeed.
Students at Blue Mountains Grammar School receive opportunities found nowhere else in the Blue Mountains. Their aspirations are encouraged, their wellbeing supported and their character nurtured so that they become well-rounded and confident young adults. Throughout their time they come to understand the truth of the School’s motto – Per Ardua Ad Altiora – through effort to higher achievement.
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