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State Award Recipients 2004
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Queensland:
Another record volume of nominations for outstanding teachers was received in 2003 from Queensland
schools from Cunnamulla to Thursday Island. Again there were strong regional nominations from the Atherton
Tablelands, Darling Downs, Sunshine and Gold Coasts and an increased volume from Brisbane. Among the
outstanding teachers nominated from High Schools, there were several Science and Mathematics teachers,
and specialist language other than English (Japanese, German, Italian), music, drama, vocational education
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 Royal on the Park Hotel, Brisbane by the
Vice-Chair of the NEiTA Foundation, Dr Arnold Bonnet with the awards presented by the Queensland Minister for Education, the Hon
Anna Bligh MP. Teachers short-listed for further consideration for the 2004 National Awards will be notified
later.
Click here for a full list of our state award recipients or scroll down to view photographs from the Awards
day.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD AWARD RECIPIENTS
Early Childhood teachers from Queensland received their
State NEiTA Awards
in Brisbane on 19th May 2004.
Left to right: Dianne Gall, Vienna Woods Prerschool,
Alexandra Hills, the Qld Minister for Education, the Hon. Anna Bligh;
Pamela Finney, Lawnton Kindergarten and Preschool..
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PRIMARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Primary teachers from Queensland received their
State
NEiTA Awards
in Brisbane on 19th May 2004.
Left to Right :Front – Kim Thuy La, Durack State School; Kerrie Shepherd,
St.Columba’s Primary Schol, Wilston; the Qld Minister for education,
the Hon. Anna Bligh; Dianne Carr, Givelda State school; Ruth
Gravestein,
Christian Outreach College, Mansfield; Leigh Lucht, Sacred Heart Primary,
Toowoomba. Back left to right Tammie Jones, Bohlevale State School;
Malcolm McArthur, Glenmore State School; Lesley Pratchett,
Pindi Pindi State School; Phillip Langley, Bald Hills State School.
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SECONDARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Secondary teachers from Queensland received their
State
NEiTA Awards
in Brisbane on 19th May 2004.
Left to right fromt - Scott Ham, Somerset College, Mudgeeraba;
Sharee Verdon, Moreton Bay College, Wynnum; Georgina Spinaze, Inala
State Special School; the Qld Minister for education, the Hon. Anna
Bligh;
Denise Fry, Redeemer Lutheran College, Rochedale; Neil Spencer,
Cunnamulla State school; Carole Boatwright, Tamborine Mountain
State High School. Left to right at rear – Monica Thomas, Spinifex
State College, Mt Isa; Stephen Buckley, Maryborough State
High; And Michael allen, Mackay Christian College..
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Primary
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Kerrie Shepherd
St Columba’s Primary School Wilston
"for excellence in developing an imaginative approach to teaching young children".
(click here for further details)
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