The SA Geographers’ Fieldwork Awards is a competition run by the Geography Teachers’ Association of South Australia in conjunction with the Royal Geographical Society of South Australia.
The SA Geographers’ Fieldwork Awards is a competition run by the Geography Teachers’ Association of South Australia in conjunction with the Royal Geographical Society of South Australia.
The SA Geographers’ Fieldwork Awards is a competition run by the Geography Teachers’ Association of South Australia (GTASA) in conjunction with the Royal Geographical Society of South Australia (RGSSA) to encourage students to engage with geographical issues and to reward student excellence.
The competition aims to highlight outstanding success in an individual inquiry-based task which has a distinct focus on field work and data collection.
Awardees (and their schools) receive a certificate and monetary prizes will be presented to all successful students. Year 7 and 8 awardees receive $100, Year 9 awardees receive $150, Year 10 awardees receive $175, and Year 11 and 12 awardees receive $200. Award recipients are recognized at a special event of the Society, such as the Annual Awards Ceremony typically held in Government House – and hosted by the Governor – or the Society’s Annual Dinner. They are also acknowledged in GeoNews, the member’s newsletter, as well as on the Society’s website and through other relevant media. If possible, the winners and their entries can be viewed on the GTASA and RGSSA websites.
A panel of committee members from the GTASA will decide the winners in each category and advise RGSSA of their decision. On behalf of Council, the RGSSA Secretariat shall correspond annually with the GTASA seeking to receive their nominations for the SA Geographers’ Fieldwork Awards – Years 7 to 12 by 31 January.
Year 7 - Lily Halpin
Year 8 - Petia Papazoglou
Year 9 - Amaya De Silva
Year 11 - Jessica Jones
Year 12 - Elijah Rieger
Year 10 – Isabella Wirth
Year 11 – Rosanna Herriot
Year 12 – Hannah Nguyen
Year 10 – Nihar Janjua
Year 11 – Sophie Penberthy
Year 12 – Camryn Dudley
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