We are delighted to welcome Rosalie Scott (WA), Maree Hennessy (QLD), and Andrew Pennay (QLD) as key presenters for Spring into Kodály 2025!

Join us for a day of Kodály-inspired professional learning.

FREE for Kodály Australia members. Register now to secure your place!

$70 for non-members (ordinary membership included)

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PRESENTERS:

Rosalie Scott

Rosalie Scott is an experienced music teacher with over 16 years in the classroom teaching students from three years of age through to adults. Rosalie is passionate about sharing Kodály’s philosophy with colleagues and students alike. She is currently working in regional Western Australia at John Paul College and the International School of Music, Kalgoorlie.

An Australian Kodály Certificate accredited lecturer in Primary and Secondary Music Pedagogy with an interest in the transformational power of Music Education, Rosalie welcomes every opportunity to engage with colleagues in sharing ideas and expertise across all areas of Music Education.

Andrew Pennay

Andrew Pennay is Director of Creative Arts at Brisbane Girls Grammar School. He has lectured in music education at a tertiary level and presented nationally and internationally on popular music education, musicianship, upper secondary teaching methodology, and teaching for creativity and curiosity.

For 12 years, he was a performer and Assistant Conductor with The Australian Voices, touring new Australian choral music globally. Andrew has received a National Award for Excellence in School Music Education (2011) and an Award for Excellence in Australian Kodály-inspired Music Education (Innovation) in 2022. He is currently undertaking doctoral studies in songwriting pedagogy.

Maree Hennessy

Maree is a recognized educational leader, professional development facilitator, and mentor with extensive experience in teaching and leadership in schools, in early childhood, higher education, and in community settings.

Maree is a lead facilitator for Kodály education teacher training courses in Australia, South Africa and New Zealand. She currently teaches at Brisbane Boys’ College (Brisbane) in the Music Every Day program.