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Recipients
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State Award Recipients 2003
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Victoria
/ Tasmania:
Well regarded teachers from both metropolitan and country Victoria and from
Tasmania were nominated by grateful school and local communities. Nominations were spread in Tasmania from the North-East to south of Hobart
and in Victoria from Lakes Entrance to Horsham with some small towns such as
Kyabram nominating several teachers. Local newspapers and radio stations also supported the awards especially on the Mornington peninsula. Regional
awardees reflect the quality of teachers nominated. The awards were
presented on behalf of the Foundation by the Hon. Jacinta Allan, MP
Victorian Minister for Education Services, Employment and Youth Affairs.
Awardees were welcomed to the Holiday Inn, Melbourne by the Chairman of the NEITA Foundation, Mr Terry O'Connell. Professor Peter Cuttance of the Centre
for Applied Educational Research at the University of Melbourne addressed the
awards ceremony.
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 & TAS received their regional
NEiTA Awards
in Melbourne on 11th December 2002.
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PRIMARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Primary teachers from VIC & TAS received their regional
NEiTA Awards
in Melbourne on 11th December 2002.
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here for full size image)
SECONDARY AWARD RECIPIENTS
Secondary teachers from VIC & TAS received their regional
NEiTA Awards in Melbourne on 11th December 2002.
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Preschool
Award
Recipients:
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Mrs Vicki Connell
Yackandandah Preschooll
"for innovative preschool teaching methods".
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Ms Veronica Keegel
McKinnon Kindergarten
"for excellence in encouraging individuality".
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Primary
Award
Recipients:
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Mrs Leanne Cameron
West Launceston Primary School
"for commitment to disadvantaged children".
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Mrs Angela Craven
Yarrunga Primary School, Wangaratta
"for leadership and dedication in Community Links".
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Miss Jan Hayes
Elliminyt Primary School, via Colac
"for achievement with the use of technology in primary education".
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Ms Margaret Hirth
Strathewen Primary School
"for creative and innovative teaching".
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Mrs Ann Hoare
Devonport Christian School
"for encouraging student learning".
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Mrs Amanda Johnston
Eppalock Primary School
"for exemplary teaching".
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Mrs Helen Lockett
Mentone Park Primary School
" for outstanding ability to develop and implement curriculum".
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Mr Matthew Mann
St Mary’s Primary School, Rushworth
"for leadership in boy’s education".
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Mrs Kathy Van Leusen
St Therese’s Primary School, Cranbourne
"for encouraging student enthusiasm for success".
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Secondary
Award Recipients:
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Mrs Julienne Colman
St Patrick’s College, Prospect, Tas
"for professionalism and commitment to the Arts".
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Ms Dorothy Dhaeze
Korowa Anglican Girls’
School
"for leadership in outdoor education".
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Mr Jason Jewell
McKinnon Secondary College
"for excellence in English teaching".
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Ms Angeliki Karvouni
Melbourne Girls’ College
"for contribution to quality teaching and literacy education".
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Mr Nicholas Lahey
MacKillop College, Rosny Park, Tas
"for leadership and encouragement of arts and performance".
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Ms Nerys Lewis
Berengarra Secondary School, Glen Waverley
"for achievement in health and behavioural education".
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Mrs Sue Newstead
Rosebay High School, Hobart
"for encouraging self-esteem in students".
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Mr Jason Scott
Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College, Leongatha
"for inspirational leadership".
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Mr John Sturm
Sacred Heart College, Geelong
"for excellence in teaching of science and technology".
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