Teaching Awards 2005

In 2005 The Innovation Unit sponsored the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Our congratulations go to Peter Wright who won The Innovation Unit's Award for Lifetime Achievement.

Peter has now retired after 25 years as the head of Hazel Oak, an all-age range special school.

After spending eight years teaching craft, design and technology in mainstream education he decided to move into special education. As the head of Hazel Oak School, Peter consistently demonstrated a passion both for special education and for his school that is unrivalled, infectious and inspirational. One of major successes at the school has been the remarkable ethos and environment of respect for others that guides staff and pupils.

To find out about the other National Winners go to the National Winners page.

The Regional Ceremonies for the 2005 Teaching Awards took place throughout June and July and the Regional Winners of The Innovation Unit Lifetime Achievement Award are posted here.

To nominate someone for a Teaching Award go to the Teaching Awards website and fill in the online form. We are keen to find those people who have made a contribution, not just in their local area, but who are also helping us all to solve the challenges facing our Education System.

Nominating is a quick and easy process which only takes a few minutes. If you have any queries about making a nomination please call the Teaching Awards on 020 7776 2340.

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