
This award is given annually to an early career teacher who has demonstrated outstanding practice in the classroom and as a result has made a significant difference to colleagues and the lives of students in their care. The awardee is not required to be an ACEL member but must have made a significant contribution to the improvement of student and educational outcomes. In 2013, this award was renamed the ‘Keith Tronc Award for Outstanding Teacher Leadership’ in recognition of Dr Tronc’s exemplary ongoing commitment and service to ACEL.

2023
|
Grace Chaplin |
VIC
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2022
|
Emily Sinclair |
NSW
|
2020 |
Martyn Anderson |
SA
|
2019
|
Mia Pinnington |
QLD |
2018 |
Andrew
Devoy |
QLD |
|
Ryan Gill |
NSW |
2017 |
Shaelee Dunbar |
NSW |
|
Rachael Lehr |
WA |
2016 |
Laura Searle |
SA |
2015 |
Andrea Stringer |
|
2014 |
Alice Dunlop |
SA |
2013 |
Jenni Holder |
ACT |
2012 |
Bronwen Bowman |
TAS |
2011 |
Maria Maffei |
SA |
|
Helen Vaughan |
TAS |
2010 |
Dorrie Chamberlain |
ACT |
|
Cheryl Davis |
TAS |
|
Sarah Long |
QLD |
2009 |
Christine O'Hare |
ACT |
|
Matthew Arie Westland |
TAS |
2008 |
Sue Le Messurier |
TAS |
|
Heidi Rohrig |
SA |
2007 |
Gary Simpson |
VIC |