Competition Results 2002

The number of entries and the high standard of the work received made the job of judging them extremely difficult, but at the same time very heartening. The ideas put forward and the imaginative manner in which they were presented strengthened our belief that there are a great many young people who have the skills and willingness to work towards achieving a safe, happy and just world for all who live in it.

Because of the high standard and large numbers, we decided to extend the number of categories from the four advertised by dividing the two central categories (Yr 3 - Yr 5; and Yr 6 - Yr 9) into separate years from Yr 3 to Year 7, with Yrs 8 and 9 remaining as one group. We also decided in some categories to issue Second Prizes.

Years 1 & 2	First Prize	Christopher, Yr 1 Norton Summit Primary School, SA Emma, Yr 2 Centaur Primary School, Tweed Heads, NSW
	Second Prize	Claire, Yr 1 Norton Summit Primary School, SA
Year 3	First Prize	Dayna, Happy Valley Schools, SA Jack, Happy Valley Schools, SA
Year 4	First Prize	Kristi, Happy Valley Schools, SA Tanya, All Saints College, WA
Year 5	First Prize	Jacob & Michael, All Saints College, Bullcreek, WA Rebecca, Nailsworth Primary School, SA
	Second Prize	Danielle, Bridgetown Primary School, WA Nicole, St Patrick's School, Koroit, Vic
Year 6	First Prize	Jaimee-Lee, Nailsworth Primary School, SA Trent, Wharminda Primary School, Arno Bay, SA Jayne, Happy Valley School, SA
Year 7	First Prize	Jamie, Church of Christ Grammar School, Claremont,WA Madeline, Nailsworth Primary School, SA
Years 8 & 9	First Prize	Henry, Buckley Park College, Essendon, Vic Long, Buckley Park College, Essendon, Vic
	Second Prize	Kiera, Buckley Park College, Essendon, Vic
Year 10	First Prize	Sally, Kilbreda College, Mentone, Vic Dashani, Maria College, W. Sunshine, Vic
	Second Prize	Chris & Mareka, Rivermount College, Qld Belinda, Maria College, W. Sunshine, Vic

Where space permits we are showing the work of the prize-winners at the GALLERY. Later, we hope to also reproduce some of the other works submitted.

Special mention must be made of the excellent entries received from four members of the Klippel-Cooper family of South Australia (Tiffanwy, James, Dayffyd and Gwylim). Since their entries appear to have been sent individually, and not chosen by their classmates, we had to treat them separately. Their entries will also be reproduced on our website.

SCHOOLS COMPETITION 2002 "HOW DO YOU THINK WE CAN ACHIEVE WORLD PEACE?" NOTIFICATION OF PRIZE WINNERS

SCHOOLS COMPETITION 2002
"HOW DO YOU THINK WE CAN ACHIEVE WORLD PEACE?"
NOTIFICATION OF PRIZE WINNERS