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Recipients
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State Award Recipients 2002
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Queensland:
The Foundation received record
nominations for outstanding teachers from schools as remote as the Torres
Strait Islands and including a number from regional centres such as Mt.Isa,
the Atherton Tablelands, Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and the Darling Downs.
Teachers selected for Regional Awards reflect the quality of nominations and
recognise the achievements of teaching specialists as well as those of
preschool, general primary and secondary teachers.
Awards and prizes were presented at the Holiday Inn Hotel, Brisbane, by Queensland
Senator The Hon. John Herron representing Dr David Kemp, Federal Minister for
Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
Mrs. Jo-Anne Miller MP Parliamentary Secretary to the Queensland Minister For
Education congratulated the teachers on their awards.
Click here for a full list of our
regional award recipients or scroll down to view photographs from the Awards
day.
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PRESCHOOL AWARD RECIPIENTS
Preschool teachers from QLD received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards in
Brisbane on 12th October 2001
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PRIMARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Primary teachers from QLD received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards in
Brisbane on 12th October 2001
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here for full size image)
SECONDARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Secondary teachers from QLD received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards in
Brisbane on 12th October 2001
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here for full size image)
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Preschool
Award
Recipients:
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Mr Louis Bradfield
East Toowoomba Kindergarten & Preschool
"for passionate dedication to Early Childhood Education".
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Miss Susan Thomas
Kelvin Grove State Preschool
"for excellence in preschool teaching".
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Primary
Award
Recipients:
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Mrs Frederique Callaghan
Corinda State School, Brisbane
"for outstanding innovation in LOTE teaching".
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Mrs Raba Jobi*
Malu Kiwai State School, Boigu Island
"for excellence in Indigenous Education".
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Ms Jane-Frances Luton
Marian Catholic Primary School, Townsville
"for commitment to educational innovation".
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Mrs Sharon MacDonnell*
Charleville State School
"for inspiration and leadership in Rural, Remote & Indigenous
Education".
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Ms Sue Mammarella
Deception Bay North State School
"for outstanding contribution to alternative education".
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Mrs Beth Nightingale
St. Kieran's School, Brighton
"for outstanding contribution to holistic education".
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Mrs Karie Nixon
Townsville West State School
" for outstanding achievement in science, technology and environmental
studies".
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Mrs Joy Rogers
Dows Creek State School, via Mackay
"for leadership and example".
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Mrs Cathy Shepherd
Bowen State School
"for building knowledge and skills in Early Years Literacy".
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Secondary
Award Recipients:
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Mrs Luci Bultman*
Atherton State High School
"for outstanding dedication in Rural Education".
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Dr Terry Dwyer*
Stanthorpe State High School
"for leadership in Mathematics education".
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Mr Cameron Hodges
Bribie Island State High School
"for leadership in vocational education".
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Mr Harry Johnson*
Aspley Special School, Brisbane
"for community leadership in Enterprise and Careers Education".
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Mr Claude Jones*
Mountain Creek State High School
"for outstanding innovation in Information & Communications
Technology".
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Mr Darren Jones
Mareeba State High School
"for leadership in student and teacher development".
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Mrs Debbie Perrett*
Bundamba Secondary College
"for entrepreneurship in Enterprise and Careers education".
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Ms Ann Rebgetz*
Marymount College, Burleigh
"for leadership in Enterprise and Careers Education".
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Mr Alun Tunnah*
Pioneer State High School, Mt Pleasant
"for leadership and commitment in Science Education".
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