This will be achieved whilst maintaining our central emphasis on developing young men and women able to cope with the certainty of a continuously changing world.

Schools Council
The College is governed by the Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council. This council consists of 9 members elected by the Anglican Parish of St. Peter’s at Campbelltown and three members elected by the Wollongong Regional Council of the Anglican Church. The President of the Council is the Bishop of Wollongong.

Headmaster
School Council appoints the Headmaster to oversee and provide leadership to the College. Under the Headmaster, the College has two Heads of School with different responsibilities.

Head of the Senior School
The Head of the Senior School has the role of academic care for each student within the Secondary School. This allows us to cater for individual differences through flexibility such as acceleration of gifted students and support to those in need of additional learning resources. Further, this Head of School is responsible for the Disciplinary Policy and Pastoral Care Systems that allows for Broughton to be a safe, caring environment where the development of the whole child is the central focus of teaching and learning.

Head of the Junior School
The Head of the Junior School has the unique role of combining the academic care and pastoral care for each student within the Junior School. This allows us to cater for individual differences through flexibility such as acceleration of gifted students and support to those in need of additional learning resources. Further, this Head of School is responsible for the Disciplinary Policy and Pastoral Care Systems that allow for Broughton to be a safe, caring environment where the development of the whole child is the central focus of teaching and learning.

Chaplain

P-12 Head of Teaching, Learning and Innovation

Junior School Stage Coordinators

Deans of Students

Heads of Faculty

Teachers

Support Staff