Oakleigh Grammar’s Tim Hines named a ‘Rising Star’ in Australia

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Tim Hines, an English teacher at Oakleigh Grammar, has been recognised as one of the best educators in Australia under 35 in The Educator’s annual Rising Stars & School Leadership Awards for 2025.

With close to 100 different nominees for the awards, candidates were judged on their leadership, innovation and achievement in their education careers to date. 

After just three years into his teaching career, Tim has displayed remarkable leadership in his teaching and learning, as well as his development of student agency.

Principal Mark Robertson praised Tim for “quickly distinguishing himself as a dedicated professional who cultivates a culture of trust and innovation, empowering his students to take greater ownership and authorship of their own learning.” 

Tim’s dedication to continuous development of teaching practices and elevating student outcomes makes him a worthy recipient of the award.

Oakleigh Grammar is proud of its commitment to fostering the development of brilliant young teachers and looks forward to the continued contributions to the School and its students by all of its passionate teachers.

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