2025 PRIZE WINNERS
Learn to Speak Robot & Zoom Out
Learn to speak robot – top rated
CONGRATULATIONS TO the following
prize winning schools!
Annesley Junior School, Challa Gardens Primary School, Craigburn Primary School, IQRA College, Kilkenny Primary School, Murray Bridge North Primary School R-6, Nailsworth Primary School, Para Hills West Primary School, Stradbroke School and The Pines School have each won an annual subscription to the National Geographic Kids magazine.
ANNESLEY JUNIOR SCHOOL
“It has been interesting seeing what code can actually do, and making games with it! Solving puzzles was fun as well.”
Challa Gardens PRIMARY SCHOOL
“I used Scratch to animate my name, which was fun. I experimented with different code for each letter including changing the letter colour and size, and making letters spin and play sounds.”
Murray Bridge north primary school
“I liked coding because I got to make my own game and use my brain. What challenged me was using different codes to build.“
nailsworth PRIMARY SCHOOL
“The challenge made me think about changing variables and being resilient if my algorithm isn’t right. If my code doesn’t work, I need to find the mistake and try again.“
Zoom out – top rated
CONGRATULATIONS TO the following
prize winning schools!
Challa Gardens Primary, Craigburn Primary School, Murray Bridge North Primary School, Nailsworth Primary School, Para Hills West Primary School, Stradbroke School, Tea Tree Gully Primary School and Whyalla Secondary College have each won an annual subscription to the National Geographic Kids magazine.
Craigburn Primary school
“We use coloured puzzle pieces to code. We know each colour has a different job and tells our character how to act. We felt brave to use blocks to create our own stories!“
para hills west primary school
“It’s so much better to cooperate. We learned about systems being all around us and collaboration.”
Stradboke school
“Digital tech is great because you get to try new things on iPads and get certificates!!!”
whyalla secondary school
“If we work together things are better.”