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The votes have been counted and the winners announced in this year’s Film By Online Festival People’s Choice award.
Now you’ve watched the film festival, it’s time to pick your favourite.
Poll reveals an even split on whether schools are willing to share student perspectives with the wider community.
Share your insights into attendance at school in our Student Voices poll.
Year 12 student Katie Ahoy reflects on the importance of culture in her schooling.
One student explains how an idea to play football at lunchtime evolved into an exciting new chapter.
Luiza, Marina and Juliana Knijnik are giving voice to youth through an online magazine they hope will light the “spark that will set the world aflame”.
A love affair with languages has inspired Noah Little to develop his own translation tool.
Being school leaders in 2020 didn’t pan out quite the way they imagined, writes Kotara South Public School captains Elodie and Ben.
Year 4 student Rafael Siemer shares his winning entry in this year's WriteOn competition.
His mum’s history lessons are unique and building a home gym with dad is a great way to learn maths. Maksim reflects on learning from home.
Newcastle's Kotara High School captains Heath Goodman and Meg Donnan reflect on how a pandemic changed their time as school leaders.
