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27 October 2023
Staff in schools across the Diocese of Sale celebrated World Teachers’ Day - Friday 27 October, 2023.
Director of Catholic Education for the Diocese of Sale, Mr Paul Velten expressed gratitude to educators and all school staff for their passion and commitment to ensure students have the best possible learning opportunities.
“World Teachers’ Day is more than just a celebration. It is an opportunity to celebrate the value of the teaching profession and shine the spotlight on the remarkable teachers, both new and experienced, who are going the extra mile to advance their skills and leadership through professional development or higher degree study.”
Over the past year, 39 teachers working in Catholic primary and secondary schools in the Diocese successfully completed a Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching, while a further five graduated with a Master of Education and Theology, through sponsored study.
“Taking up additional studies while teaching demonstrates the dedication these teachers have in deepening their skills to provide the best possible education for students.”
Mr Velten said supporting staff through sponsored study is a major focus of Catholic education.
“Catholic schools also offer a number of scholarship and bursary programs to support staff career development, while new teachers are supported through the Diocese of Sale Catholic Education Limited (DOSCEL) Graduate Induction and Mentor Program.”
“This encourages teaching excellence, collaboration, and career satisfaction, which helps retain talented individuals within our Catholic schools.”
“World Teachers’ Day, is an opportunity for everyone take the opportunity to thank teachers and school staff for their dedication and pursuit of excellence to support students to reach their full potential.”
“Happy World Teachers’ Day to all of school staff across our Diocese,” Mr Velten said.
To view Paul Velten's video message go to: https://bit.ly/46MH0ej
Media Inquiries:
DOSCEL Media and Communications:
0417 534 232
Photo above: From left: Master of Education and Theology graduates from left: Mr Simon Cuckson and Mr Lindsay Sant from St Francis Xavier College, Beaconsfield, Ms Nicole Dudman from Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College, Leongatha, Ms Jacinta Johnston from Marist Sion College, Warragul and Mr John Ryan of Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College, Leongatha.
Photo above: Ms Vanessa Barry of St Joseph’s Primary School, Warragul and Mr Daniel Howells of Columba Primary School, Bunyip are among 39 Catholic teachers in the Diocese of Sale who recently graduated with a Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching.
Photo above: St Gabriel’s Catholic Primary School, Traralgon Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching graduates from left: Mrs Karita Cutajar, Ms Katie (Kathleen) Kindellan and Ms Camile Johnson.
Photo above: Immaculate Heart of Mary Primary School staff celebrate Master’s study achievement. Front from left to right: Ms Lisa Broeren (Principal), Ms Bree Alger, Ms Jasmin Prestidge, Ms Irene Bramstedt. Back row from left to right: Ms Carrie Schembri, Mr Cory Monckton, and Ms Alyssa-Jane Bell.
Photo above: St Vincent de Paul Primary School from left: Deputy Principal Ms Rosie Van Den Broek and Principal Mr Dave Cooper congratulate Ms Lara Savidge on her recent Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching graduation.
Photo above: Back from left: Lumen Christi Primary School, Churchill Principal Ms Sally Darby congratulates teacher Mr Brandon Mahoney on achieving a Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching degree. Front from left students: Ann Mary, Sanne and Max.
Photo above: From left: St Joseph’s Primary School Wonthaggi eachers, Ms Jennifer Lawlor, Ms Dianne Gin and Ms Patricia Martin are among 39 Catholic teachers in the Diocese of Sale who recently graduated with a Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching.
Photo: Back row from left: St Brendan’s Primary School Teachers Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching graduates Ms Lauren Also and Ms Jenny Graham with Principal Mr Matt Hamer. Front row from left are students Chester, Oliver, Brock, and Max.
Photo above from left: Teachers from St Peter's College, Cranbourne - Ms Natasha McKenzie and Mr Aiden Stewart are among 39 Catholic teachers in the Diocese of Sale who recently graduated with a Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching through the DOSCEL’s sponsored study program.
Photo above from left to right: St Thomas the Apostle Primary School, Ms GiIlian Burke - Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching graduate, Principal Kate Dourley, Ms Rebecca Jeffrey - Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching graduate.
Photo above from left: Ms Jacqueline Bishop, (Principal Ms Felicity Broughton), Rosie Osthmuller and Ms Rosina Chandra from St Therese’s Catholic Primary School, Cranbourne recently graduated with Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching through the DOSCEL’s sponsored study program.
Photo above: St Catherine's Primary School, Berwick - Master of Education in Evidence-Based Teaching, Ms Anna Viney,
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