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Recipients
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State Award Recipients 2002
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Victoria
/ Tasmania:
The Foundation received record
nominations for outstanding teachers from schools in both States with over
100 from Tasmania and a cross-section of schools from most parts of
Victoria. 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 Carlton Crest Hotel
on 8 October by the Vice-Chairman of the NEiTA Foundation, Dr. Arnold
Bonnet, with the awards
presented by Victorian Senator, Tsebin Tchen,
representing 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 VIC and TAS received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards
on 8th October 2001.
Awards and prizes were presented at the Carlton Crest Hotel, Melbourne
by Victorian
Liberal Senator Tsebin Tchen, representing 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 VIC and TAS received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards
on 8th October 2001.
Awards and prizes were presented at the Carlton Crest Hotel, Melbourne
by Victorian
Liberal Senator Tsebin Tchen, representing Dr David Kemp,
Federal Minister for
Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
(click
here for full size image)
SECONDARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Secondary teachers from VIC and TAS received their regional NEiTA and
Commonwealth Awards
on 8th October 2001.
Awards and prizes were presented at the Carlton Crest Hotel, Melbourne
by Victorian
Liberal Senator Tsebin Tchen, representing Dr David Kemp,
Federal Minister for
Education, Training and Youth Affairs.
(click
here for full size image)
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Preschool
Award
Recipients:
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Mrs Glenys Jackson
Wangaratta West Kindergarten
"for her holistic approach to preschool education".
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Mrs Helen Stephen
Lady Gowrie Kindergarten, Battery Point, Hobart
"for career commitment to early childhood learning".
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Primary
Award
Recipients:
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Mrs Maree Chambers*
Ballendella Primary School
"for contribution to LOTE teaching and to rural education".
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Mrs Allison Davidson
Hamlyn Banks Primary School, Geelong
"for outstanding primary teaching".
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Mrs Bev Harvey*
Big Hill Primary School, Bendigo
"for contribution to Indigenous education".
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Mr Marc Horton-Stephens
The Hutchins School, Sandy Bay, Hobart
"for example and innovation in teaching".
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Mr David Newlands
Westerway Primary School, New Norfolk
"for leadership and service".
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Mrs Lorraine O'Malley
Snug Primary School
"for creativity and innovation in performing arts".
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Mrs Maxine Ryan
St.Mary's School, Rushworth
"for contribution to literacy and numeracy learning".
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Mrs Kate Story
Westgrove Primary School, Werribee
"for innovation in middle schooling".
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Mrs Robyn Twyford*
Templestowe Park Primary School
"for leadership in early literacy programs and teaching of
Mathematics".
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Secondary
Award Recipients:
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Mr Peter Bollard*
Warrnambool College
"for excellence in careers education".
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Mr Michael Carolan
Sunshine Secondary College
"for excellence and innovation in secondary teaching".
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Mr Jak Denny*
Rosny College, Hobart
"for inspirational teaching of Science".
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Miss Claire Fraser*
St Mary of the Angels Secondary College, Nathalia
"for leadership in rural performing arts education".
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Mr Steve Harrison
Dover District High School
"for leadership and excellence in enterprise education".
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Mrs Elizabeth Jenkin
Girton Grammar School, Bendigo
"for example, and excellence in teaching".
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Mrs Vicky McGowan
Kilbreda College, Mentone
"for inspiration, example, and encouragement of performance
arts".
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Mrs Kerri McKenna*
St.Catherine's School, Toorak
"for leadership in teaching Information and Communications
technology".
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Mrs Natalie Smith*
Castlemaine Secondary College
"for contribution to enterprise and careers education".
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