A TAFE STUDENT WINS 2007 !!!!
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HEIA President Sneza Stamenkovic presents TAFE graduate Shuyan Zhang with her award for the highest mark achieved within NSW from her results in the TAFE Health Services Certificate.
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PTC AWARD 2006
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On Tuesday 5th December 2006, Dr Marianne Hulsbosch was presented with an award from the Professional Teachers Council of NSW for outstanding service to a professional organisation - none other than our own HEIA (NSW).
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2007 High Achiever Award
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This bi-ennial award, is presented to a person who has achieved within the field of Home Economics to a level beyond that normally expected.
Applications are called for in the Newsletter and the award is presented at the Margaret Bamford Memorial Lecture function. The recipient of this award receives $1000, a gold pin, one year's free membership and a certificate of recognition.
Click here to download guidelines and nomination form.
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2007 High Achiever Award
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November 28th members of HEIA (NSW) gathered to share in a wonderful evening celebrating the presentation of our latest bi-ennial high achiever award to Jill Cooney from Veronica Cucskelly. Members shared a fantastic dining experience at the "Ultimate" dining room within the very modern facilities at Ultimo Campus of TAFE.
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2007 NSW Cookery Teachers Associations Scholarship Fund (NSWCTA)
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This scholarship is awarded to those students of NSW undertaking study to become teachers of Design & Technology, Hospitality or equivalent.
The application is available in June and closes in November each calendar year.
Click here to download guidelines and nomination form.
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2007 TAFE Student Award - HEIA NSW
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Awarded each year, and administered by TAFE awards students of TAFE with the highest average mark on completion of the Certificate III in Health Service Assistant. The prize is $500 plus a certificate of congratulations.
In addition, one years membership of Home Economics Institute Australia will be provided by HEIA - NSW, the sponsor of the prize fund. The winner is selected after statewide course marks are processed at the end of each academic year.
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AWARD for PTC 2007
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On Tuesday 11th December 2007, Dr Louise Du Vernet was presented with an award by Minister Della Bosca on behalf of the Professional Teachers Council of NSW for outstanding service to a professional organisation - none other than our own HEIA (NSW). Congratulations to Louise.
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Excellence in Teaching Award
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Each year the Executive of HEIA (NSW) is proud to promote excellence in teaching in Home Economics or related fields.
Applicants must address the following criteria:
*Must be an individual member of HEIA or belong to a school with Corporate Membership;
*Must demonstrate outstanding innovation in teaching and learning strategies in the classroom;
*Must have positively promoted to students the ideas and principles that underpin the Mission, Vision and Objectives of HEIA.
Applications, no longer than three pages, on the attached form must be received by HEIA (NSW), PO Box 826, Seven Hills NSW 2147, by 30 October of the current year. Curriculum Vitae’s to be attached to support each application.
Members of HEIA (NSW) executive will make the final decision for announcement at an awards evening held in November each year.
This award consists of $1000 cash and a Certificate of Recognition.
Click here to download guidelines and nomination form.
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HEIA Member receives award 2005
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Congratulations
JULIE GAY!!
Pictured with the NSW Minister for Education - Carmel Tebbutt, Julie receives her award for outstanding professional service to HEIA
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King & Amy O’Malley 2006
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Undergraduate - These scholarships are open to full time students undertaking an eligible course in home economics or equivalent at an Australian tertiary institution. The scholarship is valued at $5000.
Postgraduate – Full scholarships, valued at $7,500 are open to students with a Home Economics undergraduate qualification who are undertaking full time postgraduate study in an aspect of Home Economics in Australia or overseas.
Contact The Managing Trustees, King and Amy O’Malley Trust, PO Box 2047, Mount Waverley 3149. Tel: (03) 9888 3200 or fax (03) 9888 2241.
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King & Amy O'Malley 2007
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Julie Gay - Chair of the selection panel presents Carlie Deppler with her award at the NSW 'World Home Economics Day Celebration'
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King & amy O'Malley 2007
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Panel member Cheryl Sonter presents Simon Pike with his award at the NSW 'World Home Economics Day Celebration'
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King & Amy O'Malley Scholar 2006
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Tracy Blane was a recipient of a King & Amy O'Malley scholarship in 2006
Undergraduate - These scholarships are open to full time students undertaking an eligible course in home economics or equivalent at an Australian tertiary institution. The scholarship is valued at $5000.
Postgraduate – Full scholarships, valued at $7,500 are open to students with a Home Economics undergraduate qualification who are undertaking full time postgraduate study in an aspect of Home Economics in Australia or overseas.
Contact The Managing Trustees, King and Amy O’Malley Trust, PO Box 2047, Mount Waverley 3149. Tel: (03) 9888 3200 or fax (03) 9888 2241.
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Margaret Bamford Lecture 2007
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Wednesday 28th November, Dr Louise Duvernet presented members with a facinating report on her recent study tour to visit with the MAPUCHE people of Chile. Louise will include a full report of her tour in the next HEIA newsletter ....so look out for the next edition
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Margaret Bamford Memorial Lecture
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Margaret Bamford was one of those who attended the first meeting to discuss the formation of the Home Economics Association of NSW. The Association was established in 1962. Margaret accepted the Office of Assistant Honorary Secretary at the time. Margaret began her teaching career in the late 1920’s and was soon acknowledged to be a most competent teacher. She was selected to provide demonstration lessons at Burwood Home Science School for students training to become teachers of Home Economics subjects.
In 1951, Margaret made the decision to change her career and left teaching to take up a position with J R Love & Co as a “Home Economist” and worked under the name of “June Clyde”. In the 1960’s she spent some time in the USA undertaking research to assist her company to develop new recipes for their packaged food division.
Margaret did not loose touch with schools and their needs. She convinced the company that schools needed assistance and the company provided to all secondary schools in the metropolitan area supplies of plain and self-raising flour free of charge, for many years. Margaret made frequent visits to schools and was always a most welcome guest.
When she suffered an unfortunate loss, she was forced to give up her work with J R Love & Company and at that time returned to teaching. She moved to the NSW Department of Education Correspondence School where her work helped those students isolated by distance or ill health. Being a visionary, alert and enthusiastic person, Margaret brought new approaches to the correspondence learning materials. The correspondence notes were also made available to teachers in isolated areas of the state for in-service assistance.
After her death, her solicitor contacted the Association to advise the President that the Association was a beneficiary of the Estate of the late Margaret Bamford. The Association resolved to invest the considerable funds and to use the interest to bring an eminent speaker to address members to promote the profession of Home Economics and those involved with it. This bi-annual Lecture to be known as the ‘Margaret Bamford Memorial Lecture’. This event is sometimes combined with a one day seminar providing an in-service program for home economics professionals. More recently, since the inaugural High Achiever Award, the Margaret Bamford Lecture combined with the function to present the High Achiever Award.
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Minister's Student Achievers' Award for Tourism and Hospitality Studies
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The highest achievers completing the first year or equivalent of a course consisting of Tourism or Hospitality subjects at your Institution are eligible.
There are Twelve x $1,500 awards. Six are awarded to TAFE NSW students and six are awarded to the highest achievers at Universities offering Tourism and Hospitality courses.
Scholarship prizes will be awarded in July of each year.
For further information contact the institute where you study.
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Special Award
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Julie Gay secretary to HEIA(NSW) has received a special award presented by The Honourable Andrew Refshauge for Outstanding Service to Teaching.
Congratulations to Julie...well done!
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