State Competition 2009
Water and our changing climate
There have been many highly creative and informative community service announcements that were entered as part of the Water and our changing climate competition.
Students were asked to produce a community service announcement that provides a clear message for the intended audience about water as a natural resource, and the impact of our changing climate in their catchment.
State Winners
Overall State Winner
Vasse Primary School; Abigail Gifford, Beth Hoppe and Hannah Meagher. Yr 6.
Two excellent A3 posters
encouraging:
(i) personal action to reduce our
carbon footprint; and
(ii) volunteering to create a
healthy catchment.
Poster: Reduce Carbon Footprint
Volunteer catchment
Junior Primary K-3
Winner
Bakers Hill
Primary School; Kindergarten Class
A videoed performance by the
Kindy Croakers about a drying climate and the loss of frog habitat and the
frogs.
Runner Up
North Kalgoorlie
Primary School; Lauren Siggs Year 3:
Poster: Climate change is not cool
Climate change is not cool
Highly Commended:
North Kalgoorlie
Primary School; Will Dorotich Year 3:
Poster: Earth’s thoughts about climate.
Earth's thoughts about climate
Primary 4-7
Winner
St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls: Alisa Dawson and Georgina McCabe, Year 5.
Our river our future: a video clip on what climate change and reduced rainfall will mean to the Swan River and how we must work together to conserve our waterways.
Runner Up
St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls; Isabel Kasten, Victoria Allen and Isabel Rowley, Year 5.
A globster
presentation entitled: Save
it - Don’t waste it.
Highly Commended
Newton Moore
Year 7 PEAC Class; Haylee Buswell
PowerPoint: The Leschenault Catchment Area
PDF Leschenault Catchment Area
Secondary
There was no state award made at the secondary level
due to the low number of entries received.
For a full list of State and Regional Awards see the attached PDF.
2009 Competition Results
Some other excellent video entries
Mundaring Christian College: Dean Hunt, Douglas Pollen and Aaron Westmacott
St Hilda's: Henrietta Grayling and Julie
St Hilda's: Alice White
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