A Gisborne teacher has been recognised with an award after being named as one of Victoria’s longest-serving teachers.
The Gisborne Primary teacher received a Recognition of Service to Victorian Education award for their 40-year commitment to the school.
Two hundred and seventy-five Victorian staff received an award for their dedication to schools, students, and families.
Education Minister Ben Carroll congratulated staff for 40, 45, 50 and 55 years of service to public education in Victoria at the official celebration on Sunday, May 19.
“I know everyone in Macedon will join us in offering their congratulations to these dedicated professionals, who have spent decades tirelessly supporting our children and young people,” Mr Carroll said.
Macedon MP Mary-Anne Thomas thanked the teacher for their service to students.
“The teachers being honoured for their service have helped deliver a world class education to countless students in Macedon. We thank them for their hard work and dedication to our
schools and the local community,” Ms Thomas said.
Across the state, 166 people are being honoured for 40 years of service, 49 for 45 years, 49 for 50 years, and 11 for 55 years.
Oscar Parry
