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“An Unforgettable Inspiration”

09/02/2011 by Yvonne Perkins 2 Comments

"You are an unforgettable inspiration" wrote a year 12 student on the wall of Mr Mulley's classroom in 2008. At the end of last year Mr Mulley retired after teaching history at Killarney Heights High School for 32 years.  Mr Mulley is a standout teacher.  He is passionate about history, expects high standards of himself as well as of his students and, most importantly, he cares … [Read more...] about “An Unforgettable Inspiration”

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Yvonne Perkins is a professional historian and launched Stumbling Through the Past in August 2010. Focusing on history, and Australian history in particular, posts include interviews, book reviews, news reports on conferences and reflective pieces.

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