After great deliberation the information below outlines what we think is the fairest way to allocate the seven wonderful prizes on offer. Unfortunately we were unable to establish a clear set of rules prior to the project starting because the prizes were yet to be secured. It is a pity that each school could not receive a prize for their wonderful work, but you have all helped to create a priceless teaching resource.
Prize
Divisions
Division
One: Schools with less than 250 students
Division Two: Schools with 250 or more but less than 500 students
Division Three: Schools with 500 or more but less than 750 students
Division Four: Schools with 750 or more but less than 1000 students
Division Five: Schools with 1000 or more students
Division Six: Special Prizes - see below
Division Winners (greatest % of Year 8-12 students who submitted)
|
Division
|
Winner
|
Prize
|
|
One
|
Heritage
College (100%)
|
Digital
Camera
|
|
Two
|
St
Peters Collegiate Girls School (86.1%)
|
Digital
Camera
|
|
Three
|
St
Hilda's Anglican School for Girls (89%)
|
Colour
Printer
|
|
Four
|
Xavier
College (87.5%)
|
Laptop
Computer
|
|
Five
|
Unley
High School (68%)
|
Colour
Printer
|
Special Prize Winners
The OLM (Objective Learning Materials) Prize for an outstanding effort
One single user copy of Fathom (kindly donated by OLM)- Modbury High School
The AAMT Prize for an outstanding effort
One single user copy of AutoGraph (kindly donated by AAMT)- Hallett Cove R-12 School.
