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Recipients
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State Award Recipients 2004
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Tasmania:
The Foundation received 61 nominations in 2003 for all categories for Tasmanian teachers. There were
multiple nominations from some Hobart schools and a spread from other centres including New Norfolk,
Campbelltown, Launceston, Devonport, Ulverstone, Penguin and Burnie. Teachers nominated included
specialist Art, Music, Maths, Drama and Language teachers. Regional awardees are representative of
those nominated by parents and school communities.
Awardees were welcomed to the Apollo Old Melbourne Hotel, Melbourne by the Chairman of the NEITA
Foundation, Mr Terry O'Connell. Awards were presented by Mr Andrew Ius, CEO of the Victorian Institute of
Teaching. Teachers invited to present papers to the National Selection panel will be notified
later.
Click here for a full list of our state award recipients or scroll down to view
a photograph from the Awards day.
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STATE AWARD RECIPIENTS
Teachers from Tasmania received their
State
NEiTA Awards
in Melbourne on 14th May 2004.
Left to right - Craig White, Ulverstone High School, Leigh Steven
and Nicole Richardson, both of St Michael’s Collegiate School, Hobart..
Also honoured was Jane Bovill of Launceston who was
unable to attend because she was representing the
Tasmanian
Department of Education in Japan.
(click
here for full size image)
A MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER
“I would like to congratulate all of the recipients of
National Excellence in Teaching Awards, in particular the four
Tasmanian winners - Jane Bovill from Waverley Primary, Craig White
from Ulverstone High and Chris Richardson and Leigh Steven
from St Michael’s Collegiate School.
Teachers have a vital role to play, not just in sharing their knowledge
and skills with students, but in providing encouragement and inspiration.
A good teacher can make learning come alive.
As winners of the State National Excellence in Teaching Awards
you have demonstrated a passion for teaching and learning and a desire
to make a difference in the lives of our children and young people.
Like the parents and community members who have nominated you for
these awards, I value your commitment to your profession.
Thank you for your dedication.”
Honourable Paula Wriedt MHA Tasmanian Minister for Education
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