Meet the Dugga Teacher Award 2025 winners

Dugga is proud to announce the winners of the Teacher Award 2025. Six educators across three regions, APAC, the Nordics and Benelux, have been recognized for the way they use digital assessment to raise the quality of teaching and learning, and for the support they give to the colleagues around them.

APAC

Sukesh Kamath

Head of Academics, Jakarta Future School, Indonesia

As Head of Academics and a teacher at Jakarta Future School, Sukesh has played a pivotal role in fostering a culture of curiosity and quality education. With a background as Head of Physics, he is renowned for making complex concepts engaging and accessible. His passion for modern, research-based digital tools and his commitment to empowering both students and educators set him apart as a true champion of innovative teaching, and his vision inspires the wider educational community.

Roselyn Benitez

Digital Assessment Coordinator, Seri Mulia Sarjana International School, Brunei

A champion of dynamic and meaningful student evaluation, Roselyn has significantly enhanced learning outcomes through her use of research-based digital tools. Her dedication and expertise earned her a role as an invited speaker at EduTech Asia in Singapore. Her enthusiasm not only drives improvements in her school's results but also fosters a collaborative spirit, as she actively shares her knowledge with colleagues and the wider community.

Nordics

Livar Mellemstrand

ICT Teacher, Dalane Videregående Skole, Norway

Livar was the driving force behind his county's move to safe and fair digital exams. He independently evaluated tools, led critical discussions and championed the adoption of Dugga for more than 18,000 students across 25 high schools. Beyond implementation, he has tirelessly supported and trained colleagues across the county, all while serving as an ICT teacher at a single school. His dedication has transformed assessment practices for students and teachers alike.

Åsa Grath

Teacher, Lemshaga Akademi, Sweden

Through her daily and innovative use of the Dugga assessment platform, Åsa sets a powerful example of how digital tools can enhance learning and inspire both students and colleagues. Her curiosity and commitment drive continuous improvement, fostering a motivating environment where students actively participate and build confidence. Her dedication to quality and innovation makes her a true role model in modern education.

Benelux

Torre Buyle

ICT Implementation Educator, Syntra PXL, Belgium

Torre's leadership and expertise have driven the transition to modern digital assessment at Syntra PXL, where he creates high-quality exams and motivates colleagues to explore the platform's full potential. He developed a user-friendly training guide, and his willingness to share his extensive Dugga knowledge has empowered fellow teachers to design engaging and inspiring assessments for their students.

Wim den Ronde

ICT Implementation Educator, De Nassau School, The Netherlands

Wim has championed Dugga for several years. His commitment to streamlining assessment processes has saved valuable time and improved both teaching and learning outcomes. His proactive training, collaborative spirit and close work with Dugga's support team have made a lasting impact: teachers save more time and students achieve better results, with the advantages of Dugga's seamless integration, user-friendly interface and powerful features. His work is transforming digital learning at De Nassau and inspiring other schools around the globe.

Congratulations to all six winners

Sukesh, Roselyn, Livar, Åsa, Torre and Wim: thank you for your passion, your dedication and the positive change you inspire. You are shaping the future of teaching and assessment, and the whole Dugga community is proud to celebrate you.