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Since 2018, the Australian Education Awards have recognised and celebrated the schools and individuals making a profound difference to teaching and learning across the nation, and on Friday 12 August, the best of what Australia’s education system has to offer was showcased at a packed gala event held at Doltone House in Sydney’s Darling Island. Returning for the first time in two years as a face-to-face event, the Awards saw 650 principals, teachers and department heads gather to cheer on the nation’s top educators, who were recognised across 28 award categories, including Australian School of the Year, Australian Principal of the Year, Best Professional Learning Program, Best Use of Technology and Best Student Wellbeing Program
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Process • Nationwide nominations opened last February to March 2022 to any individual or school operating in the Australian K-12 education industry. • Over a five-week window, many quality nominations were received online via the nominations portal on the Australian Education Awards website • The awards team worked with The Educator to supplement the nominations with research gleaned from the publication and narrow the field down to a list of finalists in each category • The excellence awardees were announced online on May 16, while the overall winners were announced at the Australian Education Awards on 12 August 2022 at the Doltone House – Darling Island, followed by an exclusive comprehensive commemorative guide.
Key Dates • The pool for nominations was opened on the 14th of February and closed on the 18th of March. • Excellence awardees were announced via The Educator website and newsletter on the 16th of May. • Winners were announced on the 12th of August at the Australian Education Awards 2022 Event Day at the Doltone House – Darling Island.
Winner The winners in each category will be announced at the Australian Education Awards official gala event and awards ceremony on Friday, 12 August 2022 at the Doltone House - Darling Island. Winners will also be published on The Educator's website.
Winners Using a simple points system to aggregate judges' votes, the excellence awardee with the top score in a category will be named the winner. Winners will be announced at the awards show on October 20, 2022 and on this website. They will also be promoted in Canadian Occupational Safety. Promo packages to leverage achievement across marketing and promotions will be available for purchase.
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GROK ACADEMY Best STEM Program
Best Use of Technology
Innovation in Curriculum Design
Innovation in Learning Environment Design
Primary School of the Year Government
Primary School of the Year Non-government
A TEAM TUITION Secondary School of the Year Government
Secondary School of the Year Non-government
Boarding School of the Year
Regional School of the Year
Special Education School of the Year
Celebrating the best in Australian education
On Friday 12 August, the best of what Australia’s education system has to offer was duly celebrated at the Australian Education Awards 2022
On behalf of the team at Education Perfect, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Australian Education Awards. We extend our warmest congratulations to all nominees and schools. These awards celebrate the exceptional work that occurs every day across Australian schools. From recognition of outstanding experienced and beginning teachers and leaders, to excellent schools and programmes, the awards showcase the incredible opportunities and learning presented to Australian students. It must also be acknowledged that every nomination has achieved success with the background of another highly challenging 12 months in education. As a market leader in educational technology, Education Perfect is proud of all schools who strive to assist every child reach their potential; be it in the classroom, in STEM, in the arts, in sport or the myriad of other opportunities that schools provide. These awards reflect outstanding achievements across the Australian education landscape, and it is so pleasing to see such a vast array of school sectors and locations nominated this year. The range of nominees tonight truly highlight the Education Perfect company goal of equity for all. Again, on behalf of Education Perfect, congratulations to all present tonight.
Primary School Principal of the Year Government
Primary School Principal of the Year Non-government
A TEAM TUITION School Principal of the Year Government
School Principal of the Year Non-government
Department Head of the Year
Primary School Teacher of the Year Government
Primary School Teacher of the Year Non-Government
Secondary School Teacher of the Year Government
The Awards – sponsored by Education Perfect, A Team Tuition, Grok Academy, Pivot Professional Learning and Reconciliation Australia – offered an exciting glimpse into the ways in which our schools have not only persevered through the disruption of the Covid-19 pandemic, but used that disruption to innovate new ways of helping students and teachers achieve their best. Shane Doherty, principal of Bunbury Primary School, which was crowned the Education Perfect Australian School of the Year and Primary School of the Year – Government, said the Award would not have been possible without the resilience and courage shown by his staff and students through the pandemic, adding that it confirms everything the school has believed in over the past 18 years. “They already believed our school to be a great school, but to have it formally acknowledged through these Awards expands and confirms that belief.” Staff at Bunbury are regularly provided opportunities to continually develop their data literacy skills and understandings to better inform their teaching and learning practices, which are then shared with other schools through the WA Education Department’s DigiTech initiative. This openness to share with other schools also extends to organising and hosting professional learning opportunities made available across the network and region. Doherty said some focus solely on NAPLAN results, which he believes to be “a very narrow view of achieving your best.” “Our school focuses on academic achievement as part of being Caring, being Respectful and being Responsible,” he said. “I would like to see an education system that values the development of the whole person as much as high quality NAPLAN results.” The Pivot Best Student Wellbeing Program award was taken out by Mooroopna Park Primary School, which bagged the same award in 2020 after what was arguably the most tumultuous time for students and staff in living memory. The school provides a rich variety of supports for students and families, including a full-time speech therapist, school chaplain, play therapist, before-and-after school care, visiting paediatrician (fortnightly) Koori Education Support (KESO), a private bus and a full-time chef who provides breakfast, lunch, morning and afternoon tea each day. “We have great support from local businesses that enable us to offer all this and more at no cost to our families. The people involved in our school have a genuine desire to support our students and families,” Principal, Hayden Beaton, said. Northern Territory school, Larrakeyah Primary School, scooped the Grok Academy Best STEM Program award. Several years of research by visiting leading STEM schools in Singapore and Melbourne, and attending STEM conferences, has shaped the school’s STEM model and its whole school approach to teaching this important subject. Principal Fathma Mauger said he success of the program comes from “building capacity for staff, growing its leaders, working with the school community to maximise student outcomes and initiating innovative programs and school partnerships.” Mauger said the steps involved in the school’s 4C’s model include empathising with the problem, defining the problem, developing ideas and solutions, developing a prototype and testing the prototype. “Students learn from their mistakes and refine to develop stronger solutions to problems. This is the way forward and the type of learners we need now and in the future.”
Categories A total of 28 categories were featured in the Australian Education Awards that looked at achievements related to individuals or schools operating in the K-12 education industry.
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Lisel Thomas
Paul Taylor
Richard Stokes
Andrew Sezonov
Phil Seymour
Pasi Sahlberg
Dr David Roy
Loretta Piazza
Lila Mularczyk OAM, JP
John Mula
Edmund Misson
Marise McConaghy
Lucy Lu
Kath Koschel
Patrick Kelly
Debbie Heck
Amanda Gutierrez
Steve Francis
Paul Foley
Allan Dougan
Murat Dizdar
Darren Cox
Jo Bird
Amara Atif
Thank you to our esteemed judges for lending their time and expertise to help recognise and celebrate excellence in the Australian K-12 education industry
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Education Perfect was founded by Craig and Shane Smith in 2007 and has been evolving to meet the needs of students, teachers and school leaders ever since. Today, EP helps more than 1.2 million students across 2,600 schools thrive and excel in 21st Century education. A whole school solution, Education Perfect aims to humanise technology for lifelong learning. Contact details: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/educationperfect Instagram: www.instagram.com/educationperfect Website: www.educationperfect.com
A Team Tuition partners with State, Independent, and Private Schools to deliver customised tutoring solutions that improve student performance, effort, and confidence. A Team Tuition works with your school to determine the best way to support your students and align with your curriculum. This may be in the form of an elective after school Homework Club, a Boarder Advantage Prep Program, or targeted support for students requiring extension or intervention. Contact details: Phone: +61 (0)7 5526 0351 Email: info@ateamtuition.com Website: ateamtuition.com/school-programs
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Grok Academy is a not-for-profit organisation made up of education, curriculum, and coding experts. We provide support for teachers and schools through teaching resources, professional development, and curriculum guidance. We work with teachers, schools, and students, providing online and unplugged teaching and learning resources. Contact details: Email: help@grokacademy.org Website: grokacademy.org
Pivot is Australia's leading provider of evidence-based tools to drive school improvement. We support student wellbeing, teacher professional growth and the pathway to school leadership. Proudly female-founded and female-led, we're on a mission to transform education with data insights, research and timely feedback. Contact details: Belinda Harries Co-founder and Executive Director Phone: +61 (0) 451 963 799 Email: belinda@pivotpl.com Website: www.pivotpl.com
Reconciliation Australia is the national body for reconciliation. We are an independent not-for-profit organisation that promotes and facilitates reconciliation by building relationships, respect and trust between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our programs deliver services, resources and advice to support reconciliation action within Australian businesses, schools, universities, community groups, and government organisations. Contact details: Email: reconciliation.org.au/contact-us Website: reconciliation.org.au
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Richard Stokes Chief Executive Officer ABSA
Andrew Sezonov Group General Manager WPC Group
Phil Seymour Immediate Past President of NSW Primary Principals Association (NSWPPA) and Deputy President Australian Primary Principals Association (APPA)
Pasi Sahlberg Professor of education policy University of New South Wales - Gonski Institute
Dr David Roy Lecturer in Education University of Newcastle
Loretta Piazza Consultant Shaping Leaders Educational (former Principal Meadowglen Primary School)
Lila Mularczyk OAM, JP Former Principal and Director of Education and currently Consultant for Universities, Schools, Systems and Advisory Boards
John Mula Deputy Director Catholic Education South Australia
Edmund Misson Deputy CEO Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership
Marise McConaghy Principal Strathcona Girls Grammar
Lucy Lu Senior Manager, Analytics and Strategic Projects Australian Education Research Organisation (AERO)
Kath Koschel Founder The Kindness Factory AU + USA
Patrick Kelly President, National Council Executive Australian Association of Special Education
Debbie Heck Associate Professor in Education Australian Teacher Education Association
Amanda Gutierrez Senior Lecturer Literacy and Professional Practice Australian Catholic University
Steve Francis CEO Happy School
Paul Foley Leader of Humanities Loreto College Marryatville
Allan Dougan Chief Executive Officer The Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers
Murat Dizdar Deputy Secretary, School Performance – South NSW Department of Education
Darren Cox Head of school design Sydney Catholic Schools
Lyndal Wilson
Barbara Watterston
Lyndal Wilson Senior Consultant Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia
Barbara Watterston CEO Australian Council for Educational Leaders
Lisel Thomas Past Chair Victorian Chapter of Learning Environments Australasia
Paul Taylor Principal Banora Point Primary School
Amara Atif Scholarly Teaching Fellow University of Technology Sydney
Jo Bird Senior Lecturer, Early Childhood Education University of New England
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Education Perfect was founded by Craig and Shane Smith in 2007 and has been evolving to meet the needs of students, teachers and school leaders ever since. Today, EP helps more than 1.2 million students across 2,600 schools thrive and excel in 21st Century education. A whole school solution, Education Perfect aims to humanise technology for lifelong learning. Contact details: Website: www.educationperfect.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/educationperfect Facebook: www.facebook.com/educationperfect
Best Professional Learning Program
Best Remote Learning Program
PIVOT Best Student Wellbeing Program
Best School Strategic Plan
Secondary School Teacher of the Year Non-Government
Education Rising Star of the Year
EDUCATION PERFECT Australian School of the Year
EDUCATION PERFECT Australian School Principal of the Year
Judging The Australian Education Awards team will send completed excellence awardee submissions to an independent panel of judges, comprising education industry leaders and senior representatives. Judges will be well known and well respected within the industry and their judgment will be impartial, balanced, incisive and fair. Any judge with a conflict of interest in a particular category will recuse themselves from judging that category. Judges will review the excellence awardee submissions and allocate a score for each excellence awardee. The excellence awardee with the highest score in each category once the judging process has been completed will be named the winner.
Reconciliation Australia is the national body for reconciliation. We are an independent not-for-profit organisation that promotes and facilitates reconciliation by building relationships, respect and trust between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our programs deliver services, resources and advice to support reconciliation action within Australian businesses, schools, universities, community groups, and government organisations. Contact details: Email: reconciliation.org.au/contact-us Website: www.reconciliation.org.au
Brigidine College, Indooroopilly
This award recognises the most outstanding co-curricular program or initiative developed by a school in Australia, including special needs support programs. This award acknowledges the institution’s effective and innovative program in supporting classroom learning and development.
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Grace Lutheran Primary School Performing Arts
King's Baptist Grammar School - Human Powered Vehicle, Engineering and Racing
Newcastle Grammar School - myNGS Passport
Ormiston College
Saint Stephen's College
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Firbank Grammar
Experiential Education Program (Service, Environmental, Outdoor)
St Laurence's College Urban Farm
Trinity Anglican School, Cairns, Outdoor Education Program
Christ Church Grammar School
Adelaide Botanic High School
Marsden State High School
Pymble Ladies' College - STEM Robotics Program
St Patrick's College Townsville
Wavell State High School - Geospatial Technology in STEM
Trinity College (SA) - SPARK
Wenona School
Larrakeyah Primary School
This award recognises the most outstanding STEM-based project or education program implemented by a school in Australia. This award acknowledges the institution who consistently supports and upholds high standards of STEM teaching and education.
Bunbury Primary School
Brisbane South State Secondary College
This award recognises excellence in the use of education technology by an Australian school. This award acknowledges the institution who has successfully adapted and implemented technology in their school and curriculum to bridge the gap inside and outside the classroom.
Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School
Redlands College
Strathcona Girls Grammar
Balcombe Grammar School - Year 9 STRIVE program
Haileybury
Redeemer Lutheran School - South Australia
Toorak College
Wavell State High School
Faith Lutheran College Redlands
This award recognises excellence in curriculum design in an Australian school. This award acknowledges the institution that created an innovative and engaging curriculum design that will made a great impact on students learning.
West Wallsend High School - Stage 6 IGNITE Program
Living Faith Lutheran Primary School
Rochedale State School - An IB World School
St Catherine’s School Toorak
This award recognises excellence in the design of a student learning environment in an Australian school. This award acknowledges the institution’s innovative and effective implementation of learning environment.
Blairmount Public School
Mt Tarampa State School
Charlestown South Public School
Prospect North Primary School
This award recognises the most outstanding government primary school in Australia. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
Primary School of the Year – Government
Bethany Lutheran Primary School
Firbank Grammar School (Sandringham Campus)
St John Vianney Catholic Primary School Greenacre
St Peter's Anglican Grammar - Preparatory School
This award recognises the most outstanding non-government primary school in Australia. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
Primary School of the Year – Non-government
The Village School Gold Coast
Trinity Anglican School - White Rock Campus Primary
A Team Tuition partners with State, Independent, and Private Schools to deliver customised tutoring solutions that improve student performance, effort, and confidence. A Team Tuition works with your school to determine the best way to support your students and align with your curriculum. This may be in the form of an elective after school Homework Club, a Boarder Advantage Prep Program, or targeted support for students requiring extension or intervention. Contact details: Phone: + 61 (0) 7 5526 0351 Email: info@ateamtuition.com Website: ateamtuition.com/school-programs
Cabramatta High School
James Fallon High School
Miami State High School
Monterey Secondary College
Marsden State High School, Logan Queensland
This award recognises the most outstanding government secondary school in Australia. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
A TEAM TUITION Secondary School of the Year – Government
Mabel Park State High School
Maryborough State High School
Prairiewood High School
Queensland Pathways State College
St Clare's College Waverley
St Margaret's Anglican Girls School
Hymba Yumba Independent School
This award recognises the most outstanding non-government secondary school in Australia. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
Secondary School of the Year – Non-government
St Laurence's College - South Brisbane
Trinity College Beenleigh
John Paul College (Queensland)
Wenona Boarding House
Haileybury Rendall School
This award recognises the most outstanding boarding school in Australia. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum with the provision of a supportive home environment focused on student wellbeing.
Knox Next Generation Boarding
Ravenswood School for Girls
Australian Christian College - Singleton
Balcombe Grammar School
Great Southern Grammar
Victory Lutheran College
Discovery Christian College, Agnes Water QLD
Fraser Coast Anglican College
This award recognises the most outstanding school in a regional or rural area in Australia. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
Kyabram P-12 College
The Rockhampton Grammar School
Kurrambee School
Cabra Dominican College - St Mary's Unit
Bellbird Park State Secondary College
This award recognises the most outstanding school in Australia that provides care and education to students with special needs. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
Henbury School
Maryborough State High School - Special Education Program
Marsden State High School - Whole School Strategic Plan
Australian Industry Trade College
OneSchool Global Tasmania
Santa Maria College
St Catherine's School Toorak
St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls
This award recognises the best strategic plan developed by a school in Australia. This award acknowledges the institution who demonstrated strategic development of the plan that ensured it met the defined school needs and business objectives, implemented processes with clear priorities and goals.
Kardinia International College
Loreto College Marryatville
Berry Public School
Asquith Girls High School
Indie School Salisbury
Pymble Ladies' College
Mooroopna Park Primary School
This award recognises the most outstanding program or initiative developed by a school in Australia aimed at improving student health and wellbeing. This award acknowledges the institutions’ innovation and excellence in program design integrating the students’ wellbeing in the overall curriculum.
St John's Grammar School
St Vincent’s College, Potts Point
Loreto College Coorparoo
Burgmann Anglican School
Calrossy Anglican School
St Mark's Anglican Community School
Prairievale Public School
This award recognises the best remote learning program developed by a school in Australia. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
Fairfield Heights Public School
The Knox School
St Edward's Primary School
Marsden State High School - Professional Learning Program Suite
This award recognises the most outstanding professional (staff) learning and development program or initiative implemented in an Australian school. The award acknowledges the institution who’s committed to exhibiting high standards of teaching and learning. The award also recognises the institution with innovative ideas aimed at improving quality education and creating an ideal curriculum.
Mt St Michael's College
Fathma Mauger, Larrakeyah Primary School
Laura Barry, Middle Harbour Public School
Rebecca Challenor, Prairievale Public School
Margaret Clark
This award recognises the most outstanding principal of a government primary school in Australia. This award acknowledges the person whose effective leadership surpassed expectation which motivated staff and successfully created change within the school and the whole community.
Primary School Principal of the Year – Government
Tanya McGaughey, Tagai State College
Bianca Nuss, The Village School Gold Coast
Justin Coupland, St John Vianney Catholic Primary School Greenacre
Kiri Pearce, Enkindle Village School
St Joseph's Primary School
Michael O'Dwyer
This award recognises the most outstanding principal of a non-government primary school in Australia. This award acknowledges the person whose effective leadership surpassed expectation which motivated staff and successfully created change within the school and the whole community.
Primary School Principal of the Year – Non-government
Shelley Parkes, Oakleigh Grammar
Michael Ha, Element College
Stephanie Kriewaldt, Lobethal Lutheran School
Graeme Forrester, Chaffey Secondary College
Kristie de Brenni, Queensland Pathways State College
Michael West, Bellbird Park State Secondary College
Peter Langham, Monterey Secondary College
Sharon Barker, Fortitude Valley State Secondary College
Susan Dalton, Miami State High School
Alison Fahlbusch
This award recognises the most outstanding principal of a government secondary or K-12 school in Australia. This award acknowledges the person whose effective leadership surpassed expectation which motivated staff and successfully created change within the school and the whole community.
A TEAM TUITION School Principal of the Year – Government
Anne Johnstone, Ravenswood School For Girls
Fiona Williams, Casey Grammar School
Brett Webster, Ormiston College
Josh Counsel, Discovery Christian College
Ros Curtis, St Margaret's Anglican Girls School
Briony Scott
This award recognises the most outstanding principal of a non-government secondary or K-12 school in Australia. This award acknowledges the person whose effective leadership surpassed expectation which motivated staff and successfully created change within the school and the whole community.
School Principal of the Year - Non-government
David Shepherd, Ballarat Clarendon College
Zeynep Yaseen, International Maarif Schools of Australia
Adam Nahal, Australian International Academy Melbourne Senior Campus
Amy Scott-Preimonas, Bellbird Park State Secondary College
Alicki Campbell, Trinity College Beenleigh
Danni Mattiazzo, Larrakeyah Primary School
Linda Sweet
This award recognises the most outstanding department head in a school in Australia. This award acknowledges the person who continually upholds high standards of teaching and consistently demonstrates commitment to innovation and leadership in the school and the whole community.
Jodie Duggan, Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School
Lauren Richardson, Canberra Girls Grammar School
Mathew Clausen, Loreto Kirribilli
Zachary Gomo, Bialik College
Kirsten Mooney, Mount Barker Primary School
Kingswood Primary School, Dingley Village (former: Malvern Valley Primary School)
Josh Velez
This award recognises the most outstanding government primary school teacher in an Australian school. This award acknowledges the person who continually upholds high standards of teaching, innovation in teaching approach and commitment to professional development and collaboration with the school and the whole community.
Primary School Teacher of the Year – Government
Cecily Hankin, St. Edward's Primary School
Cherylee Kuypers, Canberra Girls Grammar School
Jillian French, St Columba Primary School South Perth
Kaye Chalwell, St Andrew's Cathedral School
Kerrie Besgrove, Ravenswood School for Girls
Rebecca Newman, St. Andrew’s Cathedral School
Casey Grammar School
Sandra Torcasio
This award recognises the most outstanding non-government primary school teacher in an Australian school. This award acknowledges the person who continually upholds high standards of teaching, innovation in teaching approach and commitment to professional development and collaboration with the school and the whole community.
Primary School Teacher of the Year - Non-Government
Amy Tilbrook, Balaklava High School
Brett Dascombe, Wavell State High School
Jay-Marie Blue, Henry Kendall High School
Luda (Liudmyla) Kovalev, Loganlea State High School
Steven Kolber, Brunswick Secondary College
Zainab Ali
This award recognises the most outstanding government secondary school teacher in an Australian school. This award acknowledges the person who continually upholds high standards of teaching, innovation in teaching approach and commitment to professional development and collaboration with the school and the whole community.
Secondary School Teacher of the Year – Government
Brad Lawrence, Redlands College
Natasha Isbel, Wenona School
Deahne Rushforth, Bishop Druitt College
Donna Skilton, Matthew Flinders Anglican College
Kim Flintoff, Peter Carnley ACS
Samantha Jones, Newcastle Grammar School
Sarah Kirkland, Emmanuel College
Zac Ansell, Genazzano FCJ College
Tara Anglican School for Girls
Iain Hoy
This award recognises the most outstanding non-government secondary school teacher in an Australian school. This award acknowledges the person who continually upholds high standards of teaching, innovation in teaching approach and commitment to professional development and collaboration with the school and the whole community.
Secondary School Teacher of the Year - Non-Government
Anna Rumjahn, John Palmer Public School
April Clarke, Miami State High School
Ella Evans, Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School
Esme Keogh, Australind Senior High School
Louise Button, Chaffey Secondary College
Madeleine Wheeler, Tambrey Primary School
Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta
Lauren Walters
This award recognises the most outstanding teacher in a school in Australia who has been an educator for five years or less. This award acknowledges the person who showed commitment and passion for the profession which created a positive impact on students’ learning experiences and outcomes.
Portia Lee, Loganlea State High School
Sam Davies, Wodonga Middle Years College
Education Perfect was founded by Craig and Shane Smith in 2007 and has been evolving to meet the needs of students, teachers and school leaders ever since. Today, EP helps more than 1.2 million students across 2,600 schools thrive and excel in 21st Century education. A whole school solution, Education Perfect aims to humanise technology for lifelong learning. Contact details: Facebook: www.facebook.com/educationperfect Instagram: www.instagram.com/educationperfect Website: www.educationperfect.com
Briony Scott, Wenona School
This award recognises the most outstanding school principal in Australia. The excellence awardees in this category will comprise the winners of the following categories: · Primary School Principal of the Year – Government · Primary School Principal of the Year – Non-government · A Team Tuition School Principal of the Year – Government · School Principal of the Year – Non-government
Margaret Clark, Prospect North Primary School
Michael O'Dwyer, St Joseph's Primary School
Education Perfect was founded by Craig and Shane Smith in 2007 and has been evolving to meet the needs of students, teachers and school leaders ever since. Today, EP helps more than 1.2 million students across 2,600 schools thrive and excel in 21st Century education. A whole school solution, Education Perfect aims to humanise technology for lifelong learning. Contact details: Facebook: www.facebook.com/educationperfect Instagram:www.instagram.com/educationperfect Website: www.educationperfect.com
This award recognises the most outstanding school in Australia. The excellence awardees in this category will comprise the winners of the following categories: · Primary School of the Year – Government · Primary School of the Year – Non-Government · A Team Tuition Secondary School of the Year – Government · Secondary School of the Year – Non-Government · Special Education School of the Year
