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SECONDARY TEACHERS Subject Taught Education Email address Bachelor of Arts in Japanese and History, University of Melbourne Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Chemistry, University of Maths Teacher Melbourne [email protected] Diploma of Education in Secondary Mathematics and Languages, University of Canberra Niaomi Anderson Design Technology Bachelor of Education - Technology & Industrial Arts, University of Teacher/Leader of [email protected] South Australia (UNISA) Learning Deryck Ashsoft Doctor of Philosophy Biochemistry, Indiana University Physics/Science Teacher/ Bachelor of Science Biochemistry, Purdue University [email protected] Leader of Learning Howard Hughes Research Scholar Professional Educator’s License, State of Indiana Justin Babcock University and Career Bachelor of Arts, University of Virginia JD, Washington & Lee [email protected] Advisor University School of Law (International Law Fellow) Lee Baker Bachelor of Education in Physical Education, University of Ballarat PE Teacher [email protected] Diploma Outdoor and Environmental Studies, University of Ballarat Tim Bartle Individuals & Societies/ Post Graduate Certificate in Education, University of Sunderland Psychology/TOK [email protected] Bachelor of Arts, Lehigh University Teacher Batjargal Batmunkh (Bachka) Master of Science, University of Ulster Individuals & Societies Bachelor of Arts Honours in Geography, University of Strathclyde [email protected] Teacher PGCE Geography, Oxford University Emma Bradley Individuals & Societies/ Master of Education, Oxford Brookes University Business Management Bachelor of Arts in History, University of Southampton [email protected] Teacher PGCE History, University of Roehampton Kevin Bradley Master of Arts in Education / School Librarianship, Azusa Pacific University Teacher Librarian [email protected] Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Communications, Goldsmith’s College, University of London Andrea Bravin PGDip Secondary Science; PGDip Counselling & Psychotherapy, Liverpool John Moores University. Secondary Counselor [email protected] Bachelor of Science Biology/Psychology, Liverpool John Moores University Tracey Brereton SECONDARY TEACHERS Subject Taught Education Email address Science Teacher/House Bachelor of Education, Lake Head University [email protected] Leader Bachelor of Science, Lake Head University Jeff Bonazzo Post-Graduate Diploma in Journalism from Humber College in Toronto Master of Education, Nipissing Univeristy English Teacher/ Bachelor of Arts (Hons) - English Language & Literature, Film Studies, [email protected] House Leader Wilfrid Laurier University Bachelor of Education Junior/Intermediate, Wilfrid Laurier University Michael BondClegg Master of Education in Literacy, West Chester University of Pennsylvania Learning Support Bachelor of Science in Special Education, West Chester University of [email protected] Pennsylvania Bachelor of Arts in History, West Chester University of Pennsylvania David Celentano Doctor of Philosophy in History, University of Oxford Individuals & Societies/ Master of Arts History, Australian National University [email protected] TOK Teacher Bachelor of Arts (Hons) History and English, University of Newcastle Dip. Ed. University of Newcastle Mark Clement PE Teacher Bachelor of Human Movement, University of Tasmania [email protected] Aaron Cook Individuals & Societies/ Masters in Arts of Teaching History, Bard College Psychology Teacher/ [email protected] Bachelor of Politics and Latin American Studies, Bard College House Leader Dylan Cummins Bachelor of Science Maths and Computing Studies, University of Sydney Maths Teacher [email protected] Diploma of Education, Maths, University of Sydney Master of Arts Special Education, University of Sydney Rae Deeley Bachelor of Arts - English Linguistics and Literature, University of EAL Teacher [email protected] Social Science and Humanities Teaching Cert., University of Pedagogy Do Thi Ngoc Phuong Science Teacher Bachelor of Science, Saint Lawrence University [email protected] Matthew Duquette Secondary Counselor/ Master of Psychological Therapy with Children, Young People and Designated Safeguarding Families, The Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust - UEL [email protected] Lead Bachelor of Psychology and Counselling (Hons), University of Derby Richard Faulding SECONDARY TEACHERS IT Integration/ Bachelor of Education Visual Arts, The University of Melbourne [email protected] Design Teacher Andrew Gill Music Teacher Bachelor of Music Education, Sydney Conservatorium of Music [email protected] Tim Graham Master of Arts in Education, University of Bath English/Science/Drama Post Graduate Certificate of Education, York University [email protected] Teacher Bachelor of Arts in Languages, London Guildhall University Martin Grist Master of Education in Administration, Summa Cum Laude Concordia Athletic and Activities University, Austin TX [email protected] Director Bachelor of Arts, The University of Texas at Austin Ramon Omelas Master of Arts, Teaching and Curriculum, Fairfield University English Teacher [email protected] Bachelor of Arts, English and History, University of Rochester Honora Gioia (Nora) Vietnamese Studies Master of Arts - Applied Linguistics, Curtin University of Technology [email protected] Teacher Bachelor of Arts - English, Ho Chi Minh City University of Education Ha Thi Van Anh Bachelor of Education, Melbourne University English Teacher Bachelor of Arts, Gordon Institute of Technology [email protected] Bachelor of Letters, Deakin University Wayne Harwood Science & Psychology Bachelor of Secondary Teaching with Distinction, Deakin University [email protected] Teacher Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Deakin University Emily Heys Masters of Education, International Education, Framingham State General Science University [email protected] Teacher Bachelor of Science - Secondary Education, The University of Maine Katherine Hua Bachelor of Multimedia Studies, University of Southern Queensland Design Technology Bachelor of Teaching, Charles Sturt University [email protected] Teacher Diploma of Multimedia - QANTM and Wide Bay Institute of TAFE Yuanjun Hudson SECONDARY TEACHERS Visual Arts/PE/Science Master of Arts, Child Study and Education, Institute of Child Study, Teacher/Learning Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto [email protected] Support Bachelor of Arts, Honors Psychology, McMaster University Lyndsey Huvers Bachelor of Multimedia Studies, University of Southern Queensland Design Technology Bachelor of Teaching, Charles Sturt University [email protected] Teacher Diploma of Multimedia - QANTM and Wide Bay Institute of TAFE Yuanjun Hudson Master of Finance, University of Aberdeen, Scotland Maths Teacher/House Post Graduate Certificate in Education - Secondary Maths, [email protected] Leader Manchester Metropolitan University Master of Education, Manchester Metropolitan University Andrew Hutchinson Bachelor of Arts - Visual Arts, University of British Columbia Korean/Visual Arts Teacher Bachelor of Education - K-12 Education, Visual Arts and Modern [email protected] Languages, University of British Columbia Chi Hea Hwang (Monica) Doctor of Philosophy - International Business and Economics, University of Babes-Bolyai Economics/ Master of Arts Education, The College of New Jersey [email protected] Business Teacher Master of Arts Business Management, University of Babes-Bolyai Bachelor of Arts Economics, University of Bogdan Voda Darie Ilies Bachelor of Arts - Politics, History, English, Australian National English/Drama Teacher University [email protected] Diploma of Education, The University of Melbourne Martin Iltis Bachelor of Arts - French with Education, Anglia Ruskin University Language B Teacher [email protected] Associate degree Trilingual Personal Assistant, Lycée Émile Dubois Rezika Jalali Bachelor of Arts, Double Major in Psychology and Kinesiology Aquatics Director Bachelor of Arts, University of Western Ontario [email protected] Bachelor of Education, University of Western Ontario Heather Jullien Master of Arts - Religious Studies, University of Queensland TOK/Science/Biology Bachelor of Arts - Philosophy, Zoology, Colorado State University [email protected] Teacher General Science Teaching Certificate, St. Joseph’s University Stephanie Kilminster Bachelor of Arts Applied Science (Human Movements Studies – PE Teacher/Leader of Education), University of Queensland [email protected] Learning Teaching Certificate in Health and Physical Education Tim Kilminster SECONDARY TEACHERS Maths Teacher/Learning Bachelor of Education, University of Toronto [email protected] Support Bachelor of Commerce, Concordia University Paul Leger Master in Multidisciplinary Studies, State University of New York English/Learning Support Bachelor of Education, University of British Columbia [email protected] Teacher Diploma Program in Education, University of British Columbia Huguette Lewis Masters of Education - Studies of Asia, Flinders University Visual Art/Design Teacher [email protected] Bachelor of Education - Secondary Art, University of South Australia Susie Manthey Postgraduate in Secondary English, University
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