In the words of author Michael Morpurgo, "it's the teacher that makes the difference, not the classroom". I'm sure the many young people who have been taught by Marianne Kasavetis and Van Dinh over the last 2 decades would agree. Both just celebrate 20 years of teaching at James Busby High School, a significant milestone. Miss Kasavetis is a recognisable face in the Human Society and Its Environment [HSIE] department. She is also currently the Assistant Year Adviser for Year 12, helping the class of 2024 strive for its very best in their upcoming HSC examinations. Mr Dinh is a long-time mathematics teacher at James Busby, a faculty which adopts a focused and analytical approach to learning that is stimulating, inspiring and engaging. I may be biased, but Liverpool is home to public schools that are going above and beyond to ensure opportunities and success for our young people, and that is no small part due to the continuing dedication of our teachers. Congratulations Miss Kasavetis and Mr Dinh on this remarkable achievement, thank you for your longstanding contribution to the education of kids in the 2168.