Bill Waterhouse was a teacher, a head teacher, relieving Deputy Principal and consultant for almost 39 years. During the speeches at his retirement at Torpeas in Braidwood, School Directors, Principals, Deputy Principals, consultants, teachers and ex-pupils all spoke of his passion for public education and children, his patience and persistence, his wise advice for principals and school leaders and his down to earth and very productive and practical advice for teachers from Kindergarten to year 12.
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In the word of Director Bob Aston- "he will be greatly missed from our schools across NSW".
Recently retired BCS principal, Rod McClure, said "he is an exemplary teacher- professional, charming, kind and caring with a quiet dignity. He has really made a difference, not just with children, but with training teachers to be better at their craft".
Appropriately, he received a medallion for his service engraved with "For service to children".
