STEM award-winner sharing wonder of Great Barrier Reef

Grant Quarry

By Grant Quarry
Published November 25, 2016

Not all of us are lucky enough to call the Great Barrier Reef our backyard and playground, but for Townsville teacher Chris Pacey it’s also his classroom.

The marine biologist cum science and maths teacher is one of seven recipients this year of the Peter Doherty Outstanding ...

This story appeared in the November 2016 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.

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