The Ekka – Education on Show

Students win awards for excellence

We celebrate the achievements of our many Primary students, whose work was entered into the Education on Show competition at the Ekka. The competition showcases work by Queensland students from Prep to Year 6 and covers a wide range of contemporary curriculum-related skills and activities.

Special congratulations to Mira S in Year 6 for being named the Sectional Winner for Year 5 to Year 6 – her work was the most outstanding in Queensland for her age group. We are so proud of our students and we congratulate them on the following excellent achievements:

First place winners

Our first-place winners excelled in subjects including Design & Technology, Visual Arts, HASS, Science, English, and Digital Technologies.

  • Jacob S, Year 2 – Plan a Garden 
  • Trini K, Year 4 – Agricultural Map 
  • Ella K, Year 4 – Before and After a Drought
  • Mira S, Year 6 – Technology in Farming 
  • Charmaine K, Year 6 – An Agricultural Career 
  • Charmaine K, Open – A World without Farmers 

Second place winner

Our second-place winner excelled in subjects including Visual Arts and Science.

  • Olivia L, Year 4 – Before and After a Drought

Third place winners

Our third-place winners excelled in subjects including Design & Technology, Visual Arts, English, and Digital Technologies.

  • Aarna M, Year 6 – Technology in Farming 
  • Cassie L, Open – A World without Farmers 

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