Now in its 25th year, the Premier's Science Awards recognises and celebrates the outstanding scientific research and engagement taking place in Western Australia.
The STEM Educator of the Year (Schools) award recognises a teacher or educator who demonstrates excellence in a field of STEM education in schools and who has made outstanding contributions to enhancing student engagement in STEM. This includes primary, secondary, and/or vocational education in a school setting.
We celebrate the work of Dr Roslyn London as our STEM Educator of the Year (Schools) 2026 winner.
Dr Roslyn London
Balga Senior High School
Dr Roslyn London, Teacher-in-Charge of STEM at Balga Senior High School, advocates that STEM skills are life skills essential for a modern world. By explicitly teaching foundational concepts and facilitating real-world problem-solving through competitive challenges, Dr London empowers students to master complex technical and enterprise skills. She strategically builds industry partnerships to expand student opportunities and expose them to diverse career pathways. Drawing on her own background of disrupted education and English as an additional language or dialect, Dr London authentically connects with her students, fostering an inclusive culture that inspires, supports, and empowers them toward lifelong learning and success.
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