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Recipients
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State Award Recipients 2003
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Queensland:
The Foundation received a large volume of nominations for outstanding teachers
from Queensland schools from Goondiwindi to the Gulf. This year there were a
number of multiple nominations from schools of distance education and from high
schools as well as nominations of teacher principals from small country schools.
Among the outstanding teachers nominated, there were several special education
teachers and specialist music, drama, science and technology teachers. Teachers
selected for the Regional Awards reflect the spread of excellent teachers throughout teaching systems within the state.
Awardees were welcomed at the Novotel, Creek Street, Brisbane by the Chairman
of the NEiTA Foundation, Mr Terry O'Connell with the awards presented by the
Parliamentary Secretary to the Queensland Minister for Education, Mrs Jo-Ann
Miller MP. Teachers short-listed for further consideration for the 2003 National
Awards will be notified in first term.
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:
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Mrs Patricia Grant
Innisfail State School
"for leadership and contribution to character education".
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Ms Michelle Robertson
Sheldon College, Sheldon
"for inspirational early childhood teaching".
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Primary
Award
Recipients:
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Ms Shirley Close
Garbutt State School,
Townsville
"for innovation and leadership in cultural studies and literacy".
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Miss Helen Denning
Kumbia State School
"for encouraging holistic primary education".
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Ms Carole Gilbert
Redlands Special School, Thornlands
"for her caring approach to special education".
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Mr Warren Keel
Darra State School
"for leadership and innovation".
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Ms Kim-Maree Lambert
Boyne Island State School, Gladstone
"for encouraging healthy life values".
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Mr Mike Melzer
Palmwoods State School
"for leadership in implanting information and computer technologies".
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Mrs Delma Reynolds
St Matthew's Catholic Primary School, Cornubia
" for making a difference to children's lives".
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Mrs Dianne Stevens
St Catherine's School, Proserpine
"for leadership and example".
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Mrs Debra Zondagh
Birkdale State School
"for career contribution to students".
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Secondary
Award Recipients:
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Mr Russell Bauer
Kingaroy State High School
"for excellence in music teaching".
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Mr Michael Dezuanni
St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace
"for leadership and curriculum development".
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Mrs Julie Dignam
St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace
"for career contribution to special education".
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Mr Liam Guilar
St Hilda's School , Southport
"for creativity and excellence in English teaching".
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Mr John Gurn
Craigslea State High School, Chermside
"for excellence in teaching film and video production".
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Ms Samantha Maxwells
The Salvation Army Outreach Service School Of Alternative Education
"for contribution to alternative education".
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Ms Julie Renyard
Pioneer State High School, Mackay
"for encouraging equality of opportunity in education".
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Dr Sally-Anne Stephens
Brisbane Girls Grammar School
"for advancement of science education".
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Miss Colleen Stieler
Nyanda State High School, Salisbury
"for inspiration and example".
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