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Teacher Recognition 2025
Celebrating the 24 dedicated educators whose commitment and enthusiasm made the Robotics Coding Challenge 2025 possible across 18 schools.
Our Appreciation
Celebrating the Teachers Behind Student Success
Great student projects are made possible by dedicated teachers and supportive school communities. We are proud to recognise the educators who went above and beyond to guide students, build STEM confidence, and bring the challenge to life in their classrooms.
2025 Appreciation Certificate Recipients
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Alexandria Park Community School
🏆 Courtley Mancell
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Beecroft Public School
🏆 Mitchell McNeill
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Berkeley Public School
🏆 Tegan Davies
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Boolaroo Public School
🏆 Angela Clark
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Cabramatta High School
🏆 Kim Ngo
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Cranbourne Secondary College
🏆 Marika Amvrosiadis
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Denistone East Public School
🏆 Christine Hatcher🏆 Justine Park
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Dubbo Public School
🏆 Luke Lewin
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Excelsior Public School
🏆 Jenny Johnston
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Glenquarry Public School
🏆 Bronte Tesoriero
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Goonengerry Public School
🏆 Eilidh Davies
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Hartford College
🏆 Tiffany Murtagh
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Holy Spirit Catholic Primary School
🏆 Helen Rigby
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Hornsby North Public School
🏆 Christina Faber🏆 Derek Peng🏆 Jacqueline Floyd🏆 Karen Fitzsimons🏆 Michelle Beencke🏆 Wishi Buthpitiya
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Mount Waverley Heights Primary School
🏆 Scott DeMarchi
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St Margaret Mary’s College
🏆 Theo Koulakis
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Tomaree Public School
🏆 Chelsea Hoy
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Ultimo Public School
🏆 Lauren Wickham
How Teachers Are Recognised
- Exceptional support for student participation in RCC
- Going above and beyond in teaching coding and robotics
- Growing STEM participation at their school
- Innovative teaching approaches and project mentorship
- Building a culture of creativity and problem-solving
To nominate a teacher for RCC 2026 recognition, please contact us.