ISNZ Honours Awards 2023

The awards give recognition to staff – be they academic, support staff, boarding, sporting, property, administration roles and others – who stand out above and beyond what might reasonably be expected as part of their employment.

 The ISNZ Honours Awards is just one way in which the independent school sector celebrates these inspiring professionals who develop a learning environment that will motivate and prepare students to be responsible global citizens, conscientious decision-makers and engaged change-makers.

If you require more information the ISNZ Honours Awards Explained document will outline the criteria and how you can nominate your staff.

Download the ISNZ Honours Awards Explained here.

Download the ISNZ Honours Awards 2023 Nomination Form here.

CLOSING DATE FOR ALL NOMINATIONS: 30 June 2023

Congratulations to the ISNZ Honours Awards Recipients of 2022:

Hamish Bell, St Andrew’s College – Service to Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award and Outdoor Education

Trudi Bell, Scots College – Service to Teaching and Leadership

Pauline Clegg, Rangi Ruru Girls’ School – Service to the School Community and Executive Assistance to the Principal

Scott Johnson, Medbury School – Service to Educational Leadership and Innovation

Reverend Sandy Robertson, Diocesan School for Girls – Service to Chaplaincy, Religious Studies, and the Spiritual Life of the School

Lynne Scott, Chilton Saint James School – Service to Music

Adrian Slack, Scots College – Service to Pastoral Care and Co-Curricular Programmes

Lisa Williams, St Margaret’s College – Service to Teaching – Health Education and Middle Schooling

Angie Winstanley-Smith, Diocesan School for Girls – Service to Sports Administration and Water Polo

View 2021 Honours Awards here.