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Recipients
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State Award Recipients 2000
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South
Australia / Northern Territory:
Outstanding
teachers from all States and Territories were honoured in state and
regional award ceremonies during May and June 2000. Following over 2400
nominations from class parents, secondary students and school communities.
Some 100 of the best teachers were presented with awards at the five
ceremonies listed below. Each teacher received a commemorative plaque and
curriculum materials for the school or preschool from which they were
nominated.
South
Australian and Northern Territory teachers were presented with National
Excellence in Teaching (NEiTA) Awards by the Hon. Mark Brindall
representing the SA Minister for
Education in the Hindley Room, Novotel , Hindley St , Adelaide, at 12.30pm
on Wednesday, 17 May 2000.
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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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN AWARD RECIPIENTS
(Non government schools)
Non government school teachers from SA received their
regional NEiTA
Awards in Adelaide on 17
May 2000.
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NORTHERN TERRITORY AWARD RECIPIENTS
(Non government schools)
Non government school teachers from NT received their
regional NEiTA
Awards in Adelaide on 17
May 2000.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN & NORTHERN TERRITORY
AWARD RECIPIENTS
(Government
schools)
Government school teachers from SA and NT received their
regional NEiTA
Awards in Adelaide on 17
May 2000.
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here for full size image)
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Preschool Award Recipients:
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Barbara Langford
Jescott Montessori Preschool,
Magill
“for
exemplary preschool teaching"
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Mim Regan
Jingili Primary School,
Northern Territory
“for
leadership in early childhood education".
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Primary Award Recipients:
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Fiona Couzner
Port Germein Primary School
“for
inspiration and example".
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Wendy Goodson
Basket Range Primary School
“for
caring and creativity".
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Ewen Jondahl
Braitling Primary School,
Alice Springs
“for
inspiration and dedication".
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Ann Langman
Grange Primary School
“for
encouragement of student achievement".
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Karen McMahon
Trinity College - Blakeview Campus
“for
contribution to teaching practice".
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Richard Page
Eastern Fleurieu School,
Strathalbyn
“for
contribution to teaching practice".
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Jennifer Paul
Anula Primary School,
Northern Territory
“for
creativity and brilliance in teaching".
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Francesca Peel
St Peter's College,
St Peter
“for
enhancing educational opportunities of her students".
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Lynne Stephens
Highgate Primary School
“for
professionalism and career contribution to teaching".
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Secondary Award Recipients:
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Celeste Becker
St Philip's College,
Alice Springs
“for
her creative and innovative approach to science teaching".
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Ruth Evans
Riverland Special School,
Berri
“for
excellence in developing work transition for disabled adolescents".
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Anastasia Fidow
Tennant Creek High School,
Northern Territory
“for
exemplary teaching practice".
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Andrew Griffiths
Woodcroft College,
Morphett Vale
“for
inspired teaching of the visual arts".
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Giannina Hoffman
Christian Brothers College,
Adelaide
“for
enthusiastic teaching of science and biology".
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Petra Masters
Cleve Area School
“for
fostering literacy and achievement".
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Julie McEwen
Lucindale Area School
“for
innovative teaching of home economics".
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Neville McPherson
Glossop High School,
Berri
“for
practical leadership in science teaching".
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Toni Vorenas
Mount Gambier High School".
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