Nominations invited for outstanding footy teachers

Teachers who run outstanding football programs in their schools can win a trip for two to a 2015 AFL Finals game.

Nominations are now open for teachers who have run an outstanding program during August 2014 to July 2015. Nominations can be made by school staff, community football groups or WAFC employees.

Finalists in each of the seven categories will be invited to attend the Woolworths AFL School Ambassador of the Year Awards night where the winners will be announced.

Nominees must be registered School Ambassadors. Woolworths became the new national AFL Schools program partner in 2015.

Over the past 10 years there have been over 40 category winners from nearly 30 different schools across the state. In 2014, 100 nominations were received and shortlisted to 35 finalists.

Nominations for the 2015 Woolworths AFL School Ambassador of the Year opened on Monday April 20 and close on July 3 – the last day of Term 2.

CLICK HERE to nominate

2014 Coles AFL School Ambassador of the Year Award Winners

Outstanding Service Award – Jeremy Bruse, Cecil Andrews SHS

Outstanding Primary Coles AFL School Ambassador – Brigit Wall, North Mandurah Primary School

Outstanding Secondary Coles AFL School Ambassador – Adrian Correia, CBC Fremantle

Outstanding First Year Coles AFL School Ambassador – Sam Alexeeff, Newman SHS

Outstanding Indigenous AFL Program – Mike Cuneo, Marble Bar Remote Primary School

Outstanding Female AFL Program – Narelle Scott, Beeliar Primary School

Outstanding Multicultural AFL Program – Deb Fitzsimmons, Cyril Jackson Senior Campus

Photo: Jeremy Bruce, Cecil Andrews SHS, is presented his 2014 award by Kim Hannah from the West Coast Eagles.