Held in Sydney on Friday 31 October 2025, OneSchool Global’s Sean Alste (Berwick campus), Jessica Clarke (Goulburn campus), Julie Coleman (Mt Victoria campus), and Iain Cowan (Sydney campus), were celebrated for their exceptional contributions to teaching and learning within their school communities.
The World Teachers’ Recognition Awards honour educators who have made a meaningful impact in advancing the profession and enriching student outcomes. These prestigious awards are a testament to the dedication, innovation, and excellence demonstrated by teachers across Australia.
“We’re fortunate to have an amazing and inspiring team of educators, who are committed to providing outstanding learning outcomes for our students,” said OneSchool Global’s Australian Regional Director of Education, Paul Maher.
Iain Cowan and Julie Coleman pictured at the Guild awards event
“It is pleasing to see our educators being recognised in state, national and international awards programs. On behalf of our students, staff and parents I would like to thank Iain, Julie, Jessica and Sean for the enthusiasm they bring to our school each day and congratulate them for these well-deserved awards”.
Hosted by the Teachers’ Guild of NSW, an organisation established in 1892 to promote the care of education and support professional development, the evening brought together educators from across Australia to celebrate excellence in teaching.
From Brook Collington’s recognition in the Australian Education Awards, to students’ Premier Awards achievements and to Mary Baxter and Julie Murray’s global recognition in the Noble Business Awards, it has been an outstanding year for OneSchool Global and it’s high- performing team of educators and students.
18 March 2026
The wheel, the lightbulb, telephones, airplanes and yes, even the internet all have something in common. At one point they were an idea until, Eureka! they became a reality. During a recent Pathway Project across North America, OneSchool Global Primary students learned all about inspiring inventors and the fortitude needed to transform an idea into a reality.
18 March 2026
The wheel, the lightbulb, telephones, airplanes and yes, even the internet all have something in common. At one point they were an idea until, Eureka! they became a reality. During a recent Pathway Project across North America, OneSchool Global Primary students learned all about inspiring inventors and the fortitude needed to transform an idea into a reality.
16 March 2026
Our OneSchool Global New Zealand team opened the 2026 school year by coming together for a two‑day virtual conference that reconnected staff, strengthened collaboration, and set a united direction for the year ahead.
16 March 2026
Our OneSchool Global New Zealand team opened the 2026 school year by coming together for a two‑day virtual conference that reconnected staff, strengthened collaboration, and set a united direction for the year ahead.
13 March 2026
Nicole Chevrier didn’t expect a career move to reshape her entire approach to teaching - but that’s exactly what happened. In 2022, as she prepared to relocate across provinces in Canada, she began exploring new teaching opportunities. What she found wasn’t just a job, but a school community that aligned with the kind of educator she wanted to be.
13 March 2026
Nicole Chevrier didn’t expect a career move to reshape her entire approach to teaching - but that’s exactly what happened. In 2022, as she prepared to relocate across provinces in Canada, she began exploring new teaching opportunities. What she found wasn’t just a job, but a school community that aligned with the kind of educator she wanted to be.