The Educational Psychologist supports the learning, wellbeing, inclusion and developmental needs of students at the College. Consistent with the College's commitment to the dignity of each young person, the role contributes to the College's mission through the provision of specialist psychological expertise that supports student learning, participation, engagement and educational success.
The Educational Psychologist is accountable to the Principal through the Dean of Teaching and Learning and reports to the Director of Diverse Learning. The role works in close partnership with the College Counsellors and the Pastoral Team to ensure a coordinated and holistic approach to student support.
The role provides specialist expertise in educational, cognitive and developmental assessment, data interpretation, learning support planning and evidence-informed intervention. This includes assessing and supporting students with learning difficulties, disability, developmental differences, neurodivergent profiles, giftedness and high potential, and other educational needs requiring adjustment and support.
The Educational Psychologist provides expertise regarding learning, cognition, educational functioning and developmental needs. Therapeutic counselling and mental health case management remain the responsibility of the College Counselling Team unless otherwise determined by the Principal.
