Victorian secondary school students are invited to enter the Law Week 2010 school poster competition. The winning design will be used as the official poster to promote Law Week 2010 throughout Victoria.  ...read more »

Cancer Council Victoria is inviting all Australians who have been touched by cancer to share their experiences creatively by entering the internationally recognised Cancer Council Victoria Arts Awards 2010.  ...read more »

The Sydney Writer's Festival conducts a creative writing competition for NSW and ACT students in Years 7 to 9. Choose one of the three ‘Story Starters'  - then continue the narrative, completing a short story.  ...read more »

The History Teachers’ Association of Australia (HTAA), together with HTAA State affiliates, conduct this competition for year 9 and 10 students on behalf of the Australian Government.  ...read more »

Win a Surfing Scientist Prize Pack.  'What is your favourite surfing scientist fact?'  ...read more »

Win a mini-laptop for your kids.  Purchase of a specially-marked Kellogg's pack is required.  ...read more »

Royal Life Saving Society competition: School has just started and your swimming carnival is coming up. It is an exciting time to be at the pool. Whether you are racing, cheering or just having fun at the pool, there are still rules and guidelines to be followed.  ...read more »

Royal Life Saving has been serving Australia for over 110 years and is the leading water safety, swimming and lifesaving education organisation in Australia.   ...read more »

Organised by the University of Sydney, the groundbreaking youth series What Makes A Young Champion? kicks off in Singapore to explore what championship is. What Makes A Young Champion? (Singapore 2010) is its inaugural installation and an explosive youth-focused forum where young people from all over gather to uncover the intricacies of the champion's mindset. 

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The National History Challenge is an exciting contest that encourages students to use research and inquiry based learning to discover more about Australia and its past.  ...read more »