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Recipients
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State Award Recipients 2002
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South
Australia / Northern Territory:
The Foundation received
nominations for outstanding teachers from schools ranging from Mount Gambier
to Ceduna and from Victor Harbour to Nhulunbuy. There was good community
support for teachers from the Riverland, Eyre Peninsula, and from Central
Australia, as well as from Adelaide and Darwin. 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.
Awardees were welcomed at the Novotel Adelaide on 3 October by the Chairman
of the NEiTA Foundation, Mr Terry O’Connell, with the awards presented by
the Hon. Trish Worth, MP, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for
Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
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 SA and NT received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards
on 3rd October 2001.
Awards and prizes were presented at the Novotel Hotel, Adelaide by
the
Hon. Trish
Worth MP, Parliamentary Secretary to Dr David Kemp,
Federal Minister for
Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
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here for full size image)
PRIMARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Primary teachers from SA and NT received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards in Adelaide on 3rd October 2001
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SECONDARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Secondary teachers from SA and NT received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards in Adelaide on 3rd October 2001
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Preschool Award Recipients:
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Ms Barbara Mildren
The Briars Special Early Learning Centre, Felixstow
“for development of early childhood programs for children
with
disabilities and special
needs”.
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Ms Denise Williams-Kennedy
Yipirinya Aboriginal School, Alice Springs
"for excellence in early childhood education".
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Primary Award Recipients:
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Mrs Anne Daw
Rosary School, Prospect
“for
holistic primary teaching”.
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Mrs Helen Hale
Sedan Primary School
"for creative teaching and leadership".
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Mrs Kath Kummerow
Glen Osmond Primary School, Myrtle Bank
"for developing early literacy and numeracy skills".
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Ms Judith Noble*
Allendale East Area School
"for excellence in environmental and
enterprise education".
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Mrs Judy Smith
Westbourne Park Primary School, Daw Park
"for example and excellence in teaching".
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Mrs Stephanie Spurrier*
Para Hills West Primary School
"for leadership and initiative in enterprise
and environmental
education.
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Mrs Maureen Steinborner*
Lameroo Regional Community School
"for contribution to rural education".
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Miss Anita Tilyard*
Nhulunbuy Christian School
"for example in remote and indigenous education".
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Miss Melissa White*
Moorook Primary School
"for innovations in teaching and leadership in information
and
communications technology education".
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Secondary Award Recipients:
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Mr Melvin Chesser*
Allendale East Area School
"for excellence in careers and enterprise education".
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Mrs Dianne Coady ++
Urrbrae Agricultural High School
"for leadership and excellence in
environmental education".
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Mr John Haddad
Windsor Gardens Vocational College
"for excellence in technical education".
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Mr David Larritt*
Glenunga International High School
"for outstanding practice in Science teaching".
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Mr Ross Maquire
Grant High School, Mt. Gambier
"for leadership and excellence in teaching
of Languages Other
Than English".
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Mr Paul Moten
Jamestown High School
"for leadership and example".
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Mrs Larissa Murdock*
Tennant Creek High School
"for excellence in Arts and Indigenous Education".
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Mrs Julie Reece
Mt. Barker High School
"for excellence in History teaching".
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Mr Kevin Seipolt*
Marryatville High School
"for career contribution and excellence
in Mathematics
teaching".
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Specialist Prize
Absent overseas
(Award accepted in absentia
by her Principal, Mr Terry Tierney) |
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