ACEL VIC Awards

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ACEL Victoria's Tertiary Awards Program

On Tuesday 4 June, Anne Tonkin (ACEL national director and ACEL Vic branch executive member) presented an ACEL Tertiary Award for School Leadership to the University of Melbourne's highest achieving student in the 2009 Master of School Leadership program.

Congratulations to Wendy Pearce who was delighted to receive a book voucher, ACEL membership and plaque commemorating this significant achievement. Wendy is currently principal at Kyneton Primary School in central Victoria.

ACEL Victoria's Tertiary Awards Program presents awards annually to high achieving students nominated by six Victorian universities: The University of Melbourne, Australian Catholic University (ACU), Monash University, Deakin University, RMIT and Victoria University.

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