Tasmania Branch Messages

ACEL Tasmanian Awards We congratulate our Tasmanian ACEL Awardees for 2025 Early Career Teacher Leadership Liv Prenter - Hobart City High Lauren Angus - Hobart College Kristy Harrison - Dover District Jesse Bowden - Jordan River Learning Federation Brooke Everingham - Collinsvale Primary School Raymond Mouchet - Hobart College Alison Hartley - Northern Christian School Alex Stokes - Hellyer College Teacher Leadership Yvette Jones - Hobart College Josh Salter - Burnie High School James Clifford - Hobart City High Erin McCormick Robotham - St Brigids Catholic School Bridgette Bye - ESchool Anna Smee - Hobart ...

We hope you’ve started this term feeling rested and prepared for the exciting challenges ahead. As educational leaders, we know that our roles can be unpredictable, but we are committed to being the best we can be. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who nominated colleagues for the ACEL Awards. The committee has been busy reviewing the applications and has been truly impressed by the quality of nominations, the diversity of settings, and the wide range of regions represented. Your efforts are greatly appreciated! Mark your calendars for our Awards Evening on Thursday, June 26th, at the University Club. We look forward to celebrating and acknowledging ...

The ACEL Tasmanian Branch recent ‘Hot Topic’ on Professional Conduct created a great deal of discussion and questions. This is such an important and challenging area for Educational Leaders, one well worth spending time on. Thank you to the TRB for providing the expertise and to everyone who was able to join us. The ACEL Awards will be held in September, and we are once again seeking nominations. There are a range of awards that are able to recognise Educational Leaders in various stages of their career. We urge you to nominate an outstanding Educational Leader. They are perhaps an inspiring and influential leader, contribute to the professional learning ...

We recently enjoyed our Annual Breakfast with the Minister, where we welcomed the Honourable Jo Palmer for the first time. Ms Palmer was engaging and appeared to thoroughly enjoy her time talking to and learning from Educational Leaders. Our Breakfast was also a great opportunity to congratulate the most recent HALT teachers. These teachers were warmly received by everyone as their work and expertise was recognised. Thank you to everyone who was able to join us for the morning, we certainly hope this occasion continues to grow. The ACEL Tasmanian Branch has had a busy year. Engaging with Educational Leaders is what we are focused on. We see so many ...

The Tasmanian ACEL Awards are a highlight of our ACEL calendar. These awards celebrate excellence across the state, across sectors and across leadership experience. Many thanks to those who took the time to nominate their colleagues and celebrate the work that educational leaders across our state. We are looking forward to celebrating our Tasmanian ACEL Awards on the 12th of September. If you would like to join us at the University Club, please register via the ACEL website. Congratulations to our award recipients for 2024 ACEL TAS Early Career Teacher Leadership Award Nur Athirah Abdul Rahman Michael McTigue Rebekah Morrison-Carr Nikita Walker ...

The ACEL Tasmanian Branch recent ‘Hot Topic’ on Professional Conduct created a great deal of discussion and questions. This is such an important and challenging area for Educational Leaders, one well worth spending time on. Thank you to the TRB for providing the expertise and to everyone who was able to join us. The ACEL Awards will be held in September, and we are once again seeking nominations . There are a range of awards that are able to recognise Educational Leaders in various stages of their career. We urge you to nominate an outstanding Educational Leader. They are perhaps an inspiring and influential leader, contribute to the professional learning ...

We hope your school year has started positively and you are now in a position to join us for our annual welcome event. This event is always a great way to start the year by renewing connections and making new ones. It is an opportunity to share our successes so far and perhaps gain support with our challenges. We are looking forward to hearing how ACEL can support you and what you would like to be engaged with during the upcoming school year. We are combining a social and networking gathering with an opportunity to hear from three long-standing ACEL members who can share some insights into what ACEL has meant and can mean in one’s professional life. We ...

Our Annual Awards evening was held on Thursday the 7th of September. The ceremony celebrates Educational Leadership with friendship and joy. This year we are delighted the ACEL CEO Barbara Watterston has been able to join us. Thank you for everyone who took the time to nominate colleagues for recognition as an outstanding Educational Leader in their field. Our recipients are a diverse group, representing different areas of our beautiful state, different sectors and certainly a broad range of purposeful work. Congratulations to our award recipients for 2023 ACEL TAS Branch Fellowship Deb Day Malcolm Elliott ACEL TAS Eminent Educator Award Clair ...