THE FRANK MA CDO N ALD MM memorial prize

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TEACHER INFORMATION SHEET Dear Teacher, With this information sheet, please find enclosed a pad of flyers for you to distribute to your students. The cover sheet should be copied and attached to each of your school's final three entries. Thank you in anticipation of your support for The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize. memorial prize THE FRANK MACDONALD MM 2018 PRIZE TOPIC Q UESTION 1 : T HE TITLE OF R OLAND P ERRY S 2004 BOOK IS ‘M ONASH :T HE OUTSIDER WHO WON THE WAR ’. O UTLINE HOW ACCURATE YOU BELIEVE THIS TITLE TO BE IN THE CONTEXT OF G ENERAL S IR J OHN M ONASH S LEADERSHIP DURING W ORLD W AR 1 AND THE END OF THE WAR . OR Q UESTION 2 : 2018 MARKS THE CENTENARY OF THE END OF W ORLD W AR 1. O UTLINE WHAT YOU CONSIDER TO BE THE KEY IMPACTS OF THE WAR ON A USTRALIA IN GENERAL AND T ASMANIA IN PARTICULAR AND OUTLINE THE DEGREE TO WHICH SUCH IMPACT HAS ( OR HAS NOT ) RESULTED IN MAKING A USTRALIA A BETTER PLACE . OR Q UESTION 3: A FTER THE 1918 M ILITARY A RMISTICE , AN EARLY SLOGAN FOR THE L EGACY C LUB WAS ‘A FTER THE WAR COMES THE BATTLE ’. O UTLINE WHAT THIS SLOGAN MAY MEAN IN AN A USTRALIAN CONTEXT . Students are required to respond to either topic in an essay format or an audio-visual/ICT presentation. PRIZE: OVERSEAS TRAVEL Winners will be selected from around Tasmania. The winners will be part of a Study Tour of Belgium and France for approximately 10 nights, pending appropriate travel warning clearances, to visit WW1 landmarks and battlefields. The winners will be accompanied by a Tour Leader from DPAC, a Parliamentarian, an RSL representative and supervised by two teachers. The State Government will meet the cost of travel, transfers, accommodation and some meals for each winner and the chaperones, plus the cost of issuing visas, health and travel insurance. We will work closely with a travel agency in creating the itinerary. CLOSING DATE: Friday 24th August 2018 (see key dates on back page) Department of Education ELIGIBILITY The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize is open to all Tasmanian year 9 students as well as home-schooled students at the same year level. - Entries can only be submitted by individual students (not pairs or groups). - Students may submit the same or similar entry in The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize as in other competitions / prizes in the same year, provided the criteria are similar.

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S E L E C T I O N O F T E A C H E R STO A C C O M PA N Y W I N N E R SO N P R I Z ETwo teachers will accompany and supervise the winning students on the Prize.

Teachers are asked to nominate on the cover sheet of their students’ entries whether they would like to be considered for selection.

Further details and requests for information will then be sent to theseteachers.

Nominating teachers will require the endorsement of their school Principal.Relief payment will be made to the school/s of the travelling teacher forthe duration of the Prize, if required.

K E Y DAT E SThe Project Officer must receive all entries by Friday 24 August 2018. No late entries will be accepted. It is up to each school to determine when they require students to submit their entries to the school in order to allow time for the selection process at school level to occur (see judging process).

Entries close with the Project Officer Friday 24 August 2018

Successful/unsuccessful applicants notified: September 2018

Media announcement and official presentation October 2018 (TBA)

Dates of travel (approximately 10 nights incorporating Anzac Day)

April/May 2019

ADDRESS TO SEND ENTRIESSchools (maximum 3 entries) and home educated students should send their entry and cover sheets to:

The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial PrizeDoE – Learning Services Southern RegionThe Project OfficerGPO Box 169Hobart 7001

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONContact the Project Officer

Telephone: 03 6165 6480

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.education.tas.gov.au/Students/schools-colleges/Pages/Awards---Scholarships.aspx

Facebook: www.facebook.com/macdonaldprize

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TEACHER INFORMATION SHEETDear Teacher,

With this information sheet, please find enclosed a pad of flyers for you to distribute to your students. The cover sheet should be copied and attached to each of your school's final three entries.

Thank you in anticipation of your support for The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize.

memorial prizeT H E F R A N K M AC D ONA L D M M

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conTexT.

Students are required to respond to either topic in an essay format or an audio-visual/ICT presentation.

P R I Z E : O V E R S E A S T R AV E LWinners will be selected from around Tasmania.

The winners will be part of a Study Tour of Belgium and France for approximately 10 nights, pending appropriate travel warning clearances, to visit WW1 landmarks and battlefields.

The winners will be accompanied by a Tour Leader from DPAC, a Parliamentarian, an RSL representative and supervised by two teachers.

The State Government will meet the cost of travel, transfers, accommodation and some meals for each winner and the chaperones, plus the cost of issuing visas, health and travel insurance.

We will work closely with a travel agency in creating the itinerary.

CLOSING DATE: Friday 24th August 2018 (see key dates on back page)

Department of Education

E L I G I B I L I T YThe Frank MacDonald MM

Memorial Prize is open to all

Tasmanian year 9 students as

well as home-schooled students

at the same year level.

- Entries can only be submitted by

individual students (not pairs or

groups).

- Students may submit the same

or similar entry in The Frank

MacDonald MM Memorial Prize

as in other competitions / prizes

in the same year, provided the

criteria are similar.

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J U D G I N G C R I T E R I AThe judging criteria for The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize are those used in The National History Challenge.

J U D G I N G P R O C E S S1. School students are required to submit their entries to their school in the first instance. If there are more than three

entries submitted, the school is required to conduct its own selection process to determine the final three (maximum).

2. If schools would like assistance with the judging process, they may contact the Project Officer to arrange a local RSL member to help determine the final three entries. (Please allow five working days).

3. Schools are then required to forward these entries (including cover sheets) to the Project Officer by the closing date.

4. Home-schooled students can forward their entry directly to the Project Officer by the closing date.

5. After the closing date, all entries will be sent to the Tasmanian History Teachers Association for selection of 12 finalists.

6. The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize Steering Committee will select the final 6 winners from the finalists.

HISTORICAL QUALITY (60%)

IS THE ENTRY:

Historically accurate? The work must be factually correct and accurate.

Using a range of different sources of information? This means that a variety of sources is used (where reasonably available).

Using both primary and secondary sources where appropriate?

A primary source is material directly related to a topic by time or participation. These materials include letters, speeches, diaries, oral history interviews, documents, photographs, artefacts, or anything else that provides first-hand accounts about a person or event. Secondary sources are usually published books or articles by authors who base their interpretation on primary sources.

Showing an empathetic understanding of the period? The work shows that you have understood the attitudes and values of the time being investigated.

Using the evidence and information to create an effective argument?

Successful history writing not only tells a story, but also shows analysis and interpretation. A question is set, and it is answered by the student.

RELATION TO QUESTION (20%)

DOES THE ENTRY:

Clearly relate to the question in the historical context?

At the end of your presentation the audience must see clearly how your investigation has helped to explain some aspect of the theme.

Show a personal understanding of and involvement in the question?

Have you shown how the investigation has meant something to you?

PRESENTATION (20%)

DOES THE ENTRY:

Have a clear and logical organisation and structure? The audience can clearly follow the progress of the work.

Effectively communicate its ideas? The ideas and messages of the work are clear to the audience.

Have a bibliography? You have included a list of the resources you have used in your investigation.

Show an original approach? Is it all your own work? The work does not show plagiarism. Plagiarism is using the work or ideas of others in ways that give the impression that these are your own (ie. copying information word-for-word without using quotations and footnotes; paraphrasing an author’s ideas, or using visuals or music without giving proper credit in footnotes).

Comply with the word count? The word count limit must be adhered to.

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BA C KG R O U N DFrank MacDonald MM was born in Ulverstone, Tasmania in 1896.

He died on 23 August, 2003 at the age of 107 as Tasmania’s

last World War I veteran. Frank MacDonald MM was also the

last of the 40th Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force;

the only all Tasmanian Battalion raised in World War I. He

was responsible for repairing signal lines between battalion

headquarters and trenches and received the Military Medal for

working courageously under heavy fire. He also served in World

War II and received the Legion of Honour in 1998.

E N T RY F O R M ATEssay: Maximum 1200 words (not including references or

quotes)

Audio-visual / ICT:

This option requires students to submit a self-contained

presentation using any or all of the following mediums:

– Digital presentation on CD/DVD/USB

– or any other formats as long as the question is

answered.

Entries other than essay format must be accompanied by a

written statement of up to 500 words which will enable the

presentation to stand on its own merits and be compared fairly

with an essay. This statement should address the following

questions:

– how was the research conducted?

– how is the research related to the format/presentation

chosen?

– why was this format chosen?

– what are your conclusions on the specific topic?

AU T H E N T I C I T Y O F W O R KAll entries submitted must be the student’s original work and must not

have been submitted in any other competition in previous years (see

eligibility).

R E F E R E N C I N GAny part of the entrant’s work that has been taken from another source

must be referred in a format that is consistent and accurate.

Teachers and students may refer to The National History Challenge

website for a guide to referencing at: http://www.historychallenge.org.au/

R E F E R E N C E SPrincipals/teachers will be required to provide a supporting statement for

each nominated student winner.

All entrants will receive a Certificate

of Participation. Finalists receive a

Finalist Certificate and are invited

to attend the official presentation.

Winners receive a Certificate ofExcellence and plaque from the RSL.

Their entries will also be published

on The Frank MacDonald MMMemorial Prize website at:

https://www.education.tas.gov.

au/students/awards-scholarships-

students/frank-macdonald/

TEACHER CHECKLISTHave you:

- selected the final three entries

(maximum) from your school?

- filled in and attached the cover

sheet to each entry?

- ensured that the declaration on

the cover sheet is signed?

STUDENT CHECKLISTOn the cover sheet have you:

- indicated which question you

have answered (1, 2 or 3)?

- indicated your word count

(within the required limit)?

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C O V E R S H E E T(PLEASE ATTACH TO EACH ENTRY SUBMITTED TO THE PROJECT OFFICER - MAXIMUM THREE PER SCHOOL)

THE FRANK MACDONALD MM

STUDENT DETAILS:

Name: .................................................................................................................................... Format of entry: Word count

Date of Birth: ............................................... [ ] Male [ ] Female [ ] Essay .....................

Home address: ..................................................................................................................... [ ] Video

.................................................................................................................................................... [ ] Audio-cassette

........................................................................................... Postcode: .................................. [ ] Web page

Home telephone: ................................................................................................................. [ ] Digital presentation

Email: ........................................................................................................................................ [ ] Other

Parent email: .......................................................................................................................... Question answered: 1 2 or 3

TEACHER CONTACT DETAILS:

Contact teacher name: ......................................................................................................................................................................

School: ...................................................................................................................................................................................................

Address: ....................................................................................................................................... Postcode: ..................................

Telephone: ....................................................................................... Fax: ......................................................................................

Email: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................

AT T E N T I O N T E A C H E R SPlease forward the best three entries (maximum) from your school to the Project Officer by no later than:

Friday 24 August 2018Send entries to:

The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial PrizeDoE – Learning Services Southern RegionThe Project OfficerGPO Box 169Hobart 7001

For further information:Contact the Project Officer, Lauren FaulksTelephone: 03 6165 6480 Email: [email protected]

Would you like to receive more information about how you can be considered for selection to accompany the Prize winners?

Yes No

How many students at this school prepared entries? (To enable Certificates of

Participation to be sent to your school)

How many entries are you sending to the Project Officer?(Maximum 3 allowed)

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J U D G I N G C R I T E R I AThe judging criteria for The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize are those used in The National History Challenge.

J U D G I N G P R O C E S S1. School students are required to submit their entries to their school in the first instance. If there are more than three

entries submitted, the school is required to conduct its own selection process to determine the final three (maximum).

2. If schools would like assistance with the judging process, they may contact the Project Officer to arrange a local RSL member to help determine the final three entries. (Please allow five working days).

3. Schools are then required to forward these entries (including cover sheets) to the Project Officer by the closing date.

4. Home-schooled students can forward their entry directly to the Project Officer by the closing date.

5. After the closing date, all entries will be sent to the Tasmanian History Teachers Association for selection of 12 finalists.

6. The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize Steering Committee will select the final 6 winners from the finalists.

HISTORICAL QUALITY (60%)

IS THE ENTRY:

Historically accurate? The work must be factually correct and accurate.

Using a range of different sources of information? This means that a variety of sources is used (where reasonably available).

Using both primary and secondary sources where appropriate?

A primary source is material directly related to a topic by time or participation. These materials include letters, speeches, diaries, oral history interviews, documents, photographs, artefacts, or anything else that provides first-hand accounts about a person or event. Secondary sources are usually published books or articles by authors who base their interpretation on primary sources.

Showing an empathetic understanding of the period? The work shows that you have understood the attitudes and values of the time being investigated.

Using the evidence and information to create an effective argument?

Successful history writing not only tells a story, but also shows analysis and interpretation. A question is set, and it is answered by the student.

RELATION TO QUESTION (20%)

DOES THE ENTRY:

Clearly relate to the question in the historical context?

At the end of your presentation the audience must see clearly how your investigation has helped to explain some aspect of the theme.

Show a personal understanding of and involvement in the question?

Have you shown how the investigation has meant something to you?

PRESENTATION (20%)

DOES THE ENTRY:

Have a clear and logical organisation and structure? The audience can clearly follow the progress of the work.

Effectively communicate its ideas? The ideas and messages of the work are clear to the audience.

Have a bibliography? You have included a list of the resources you have used in your investigation.

Show an original approach? Is it all your own work? The work does not show plagiarism. Plagiarism is using the work or ideas of others in ways that give the impression that these are your own (ie. copying information word-for-word without using quotations and footnotes; paraphrasing an author’s ideas, or using visuals or music without giving proper credit in footnotes).

Comply with the word count? The word count limit must be adhered to.

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BA C KG R O U N DFrank MacDonald MM was born in Ulverstone, Tasmania in 1896.

He died on 23 August, 2003 at the age of 107 as Tasmania’s

last World War I veteran. Frank MacDonald MM was also the

last of the 40th Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Force;

the only all Tasmanian Battalion raised in World War I. He

was responsible for repairing signal lines between battalion

headquarters and trenches and received the Military Medal for

working courageously under heavy fire. He also served in World

War II and received the Legion of Honour in 1998.

E N T RY F O R M ATEssay: Maximum 1200 words (not including references or

quotes)

Audio-visual / ICT:

This option requires students to submit a self-contained

presentation using any or all of the following mediums:

– Digital presentation on CD/DVD/USB

– or any other formats as long as the question is

answered.

Entries other than essay format must be accompanied by a

written statement of up to 500 words which will enable the

presentation to stand on its own merits and be compared fairly

with an essay. This statement should address the following

questions:

– how was the research conducted?

– how is the research related to the format/presentation

chosen?

– why was this format chosen?

– what are your conclusions on the specific topic?

AU T H E N T I C I T Y O F W O R KAll entries submitted must be the student’s original work and must not

have been submitted in any other competition in previous years (see

eligibility).

R E F E R E N C I N GAny part of the entrant’s work that has been taken from another source

must be referred in a format that is consistent and accurate.

Teachers and students may refer to The National History Challenge

website for a guide to referencing at: http://www.historychallenge.org.au/

R E F E R E N C E SPrincipals/teachers will be required to provide a supporting statement for

each nominated student winner.

All entrants will receive a Certificate

of Participation. Finalists receive a

Finalist Certificate and are invited

to attend the official presentation.

Winners receive a Certificate ofExcellence and plaque from the RSL.

Their entries will also be published

on The Frank MacDonald MMMemorial Prize website at:

https://www.education.tas.gov.

au/students/awards-scholarships-

students/frank-macdonald/

TEACHER CHECKLISTHave you:

- selected the final three entries

(maximum) from your school?

- filled in and attached the cover

sheet to each entry?

- ensured that the declaration on

the cover sheet is signed?

STUDENT CHECKLISTOn the cover sheet have you:

- indicated which question you

have answered (1, 2 or 3)?

- indicated your word count

(within the required limit)?

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memorial prize

C O V E R S H E E T(PLEASE ATTACH TO EACH ENTRY SUBMITTED TO THE PROJECT OFFICER - MAXIMUM THREE PER SCHOOL)

THE FRANK MACDONALD MM

STUDENT DETAILS:

Name: .................................................................................................................................... Format of entry: Word count

Date of Birth: ............................................... [ ] Male [ ] Female [ ] Essay .....................

Home address: ..................................................................................................................... [ ] Video

.................................................................................................................................................... [ ] Audio-cassette

........................................................................................... Postcode: .................................. [ ] Web page

Home telephone: ................................................................................................................. [ ] Digital presentation

Email: ........................................................................................................................................ [ ] Other

Parent email: .......................................................................................................................... Question answered: 1 2 or 3

TEACHER CONTACT DETAILS:

Contact teacher name: ......................................................................................................................................................................

School: ...................................................................................................................................................................................................

Address: ....................................................................................................................................... Postcode: ..................................

Telephone: ....................................................................................... Fax: ......................................................................................

Email: ......................................................................................................................................................................................................

AT T E N T I O N T E A C H E R SPlease forward the best three entries (maximum) from your school to the Project Officer by no later than:

Friday 24 August 2018Send entries to:

The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial PrizeDoE – Learning Services Southern RegionThe Project OfficerGPO Box 169Hobart 7001

For further information:Contact the Project Officer, Lauren FaulksTelephone: 03 6165 6480 Email: [email protected]

Would you like to receive more information about how you can be considered for selection to accompany the Prize winners?

Yes No

How many students at this school prepared entries? (To enable Certificates of

Participation to be sent to your school)

How many entries are you sending to the Project Officer?(Maximum 3 allowed)

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J U D G I N G C R I T E R I AThe judging criteria for The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize are those used in The National History Challenge.

J U D G I N G P R O C E S S1. School students are required to submit their entries to their school in the first instance. If there are more than three

entries submitted, the school is required to conduct its own selection process to determine the final three (maximum).

2. If schools would like assistance with the judging process, they may contact the Project Officer to arrange a local RSL member to help determine the final three entries. (Please allow five working days).

3. Schools are then required to forward these entries (including cover sheets) to the Project Officer by the closing date.

4. Home-schooled students can forward their entry directly to the Project Officer by the closing date.

5. After the closing date, all entries will be sent to the Tasmanian History Teachers Association for selection of 12 finalists.

6. The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize Steering Committee will select the final 6 winners from the finalists.

HISTORICAL QUALITY (60%)

IS THE ENTRY:

Historically accurate? The work must be factually correct and accurate.

Using a range of different sources of information? This means that a variety of sources is used (where reasonably available).

Using both primary and secondary sources where appropriate?

A primary source is material directly related to a topic by time or participation. These materials include letters, speeches, diaries, oral history interviews, documents, photographs, artefacts, or anything else that provides first-hand accounts about a person or event. Secondary sources are usually published books or articles by authors who base their interpretation on primary sources.

Showing an empathetic understanding of the period? The work shows that you have understood the attitudes and values of the time being investigated.

Using the evidence and information to create an effective argument?

Successful history writing not only tells a story, but also shows analysis and interpretation. A question is set, and it is answered by the student.

RELATION TO QUESTION (20%)

DOES THE ENTRY:

Clearly relate to the question in the historical context?

At the end of your presentation the audience must see clearly how your investigation has helped to explain some aspect of the theme.

Show a personal understanding of and involvement in the question?

Have you shown how the investigation has meant something to you?

PRESENTATION (20%)

DOES THE ENTRY:

Have a clear and logical organisation and structure? The audience can clearly follow the progress of the work.

Effectively communicate its ideas? The ideas and messages of the work are clear to the audience.

Have a bibliography? You have included a list of the resources you have used in your investigation.

Show an original approach? Is it all your own work? The work does not show plagiarism. Plagiarism is using the work or ideas of others in ways that give the impression that these are your own (ie. copying information word-for-word without using quotations and footnotes; paraphrasing an author’s ideas, or using visuals or music without giving proper credit in footnotes).

Comply with the word count? The word count limit must be adhered to.

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D E C L A R AT I O N1. I/we declare that I am/we are the guardians/parents of the creator of this

entry as named above (from now on referred to as the entrant) and shall ensure that the entrant, so far as possible, understands the statements and obligations in the following declaration. I/we make the following declaration on behalf of the entrant in relation to his/her entry.

2. I/we accept that entry into the competition is subject to the terms of this declaration and is submitted according to the rules of The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize. I/we accept that the judges’ decision is final and that no correspondence or reconsideration will be entered into. I/we understand that acceptance of any prize is conditional on full participation in any program or presentation organised for prize winners.

3. I/we accept that the name and/or photo of the entrant may appear in printed or electronic form and may be available to a global audience on the World Wide Web. I/we accept that winning entries become the property of the State Government of Tasmania and may be published in whole or part in print and/or electronically.

4. I/we declare that this entry is the original work of the entrant and has not been submitted in any other competition in previous years.

5. I/we understand that no entries will be returned to the entrant.

Entrant’s name (please print) ...............................................................................................

Signed (entrant) .................................................... Date ....................................................

Teacher’s name (please print) ............................................................................................

Signed (teacher) .................................................... Date ...................................................

Parent / Guardian name (please print) ..............................................................................

Signed (parent/guardian) ........................................ Date ......................................................

Department of EducationPersonal Information Protection Statement

Learning Services Southern RegionGPO Box 169Hobart 7001

Personal information is collected from you for the purpose of obtaining and verifying studentrelated details. It is used by Learning Services Southern Region (LSSR) for the planning,provision and reporting of educational programs as authorised by the Education Act 1994 andrelated State Commonwealth Acts and Regulations.

Failure to provide this information may result in LSSR being unable to provide some services. Your personal information will be used for the primary purpose for which it is collected and may be disclosed to government and other authorised agencies for the purposes stated above.

Personal information will be managed in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act 2004(the Act) from its commencement and may be accessed by the individual to whom it relates on requestto the General Manager, Learning Services Southern Region.

You can obtain a copy of the Department of Education’s Personal Information Protection Policy on request to LSSR or at:https://www.education.tas.gov.au/documentcentre/Documents/Personal-Information-Protection-and-Your-Right-to-Information-Policy.pdf

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S E L E C T I O N O F T E A C H E R STO A C C O M PA N Y W I N N E R SO N P R I Z ETwo teachers will accompany and supervise the winning students on the Prize.

Teachers are asked to nominate on the cover sheet of their students’ entries whether they would like to be considered for selection.

Further details and requests for information will then be sent to theseteachers.

Nominating teachers will require the endorsement of their school Principal.Relief payment will be made to the school/s of the travelling teacher forthe duration of the Prize, if required.

K E Y DAT E SThe Project Officer must receive all entries by Friday 24 August 2018. No late entries will be accepted. It is up to each school to determine when they require students to submit their entries to the school in order to allow time for the selection process at school level to occur (see judging process).

Entries close with the Project Officer Friday 24 August 2018

Successful/unsuccessful applicants notified: September 2018

Media announcement and official presentation October 2018 (TBA)

Dates of travel (approximately 10 nights incorporating Anzac Day)

April/May 2019

ADDRESS TO SEND ENTRIESSchools (maximum 3 entries) and home educated students should send their entry and cover sheets to:

The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial PrizeDoE – Learning Services Southern RegionThe Project OfficerGPO Box 169Hobart 7001

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONContact the Project Officer

Telephone: 03 6165 6480

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.education.tas.gov.au/Students/schools-colleges/Pages/Awards---Scholarships.aspx

Facebook: www.facebook.com/macdonaldprize

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D E C L A R AT I O N1. I/we declare that I am/we are the guardians/parents of the creator of this

entry as named above (from now on referred to as the entrant) and shall ensure that the entrant, so far as possible, understands the statements and obligations in the following declaration. I/we make the following declaration on behalf of the entrant in relation to his/her entry.

2. I/we accept that entry into the competition is subject to the terms of this declaration and is submitted according to the rules of The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize. I/we accept that the judges’ decision is final and that no correspondence or reconsideration will be entered into. I/we understand that acceptance of any prize is conditional on full participation in any program or presentation organised for prize winners.

3. I/we accept that the name and/or photo of the entrant may appear in printed or electronic form and may be available to a global audience on the World Wide Web. I/we accept that winning entries become the property of the State Government of Tasmania and may be published in whole or part in print and/or electronically.

4. I/we declare that this entry is the original work of the entrant and has not been submitted in any other competition in previous years.

5. I/we understand that no entries will be returned to the entrant.

Entrant’s name (please print) ...............................................................................................

Signed (entrant) .................................................... Date ....................................................

Teacher’s name (please print) ............................................................................................

Signed (teacher) .................................................... Date ...................................................

Parent / Guardian name (please print) ..............................................................................

Signed (parent/guardian) ........................................ Date ......................................................

Department of EducationPersonal Information Protection Statement

Learning Services Southern RegionGPO Box 169Hobart 7001

Personal information is collected from you for the purpose of obtaining and verifying studentrelated details. It is used by Learning Services Southern Region (LSSR) for the planning,provision and reporting of educational programs as authorised by the Education Act 1994 andrelated State Commonwealth Acts and Regulations.

Failure to provide this information may result in LSSR being unable to provide some services. Your personal information will be used for the primary purpose for which it is collected and may be disclosed to government and other authorised agencies for the purposes stated above.

Personal information will be managed in accordance with the Personal Information Protection Act 2004(the Act) from its commencement and may be accessed by the individual to whom it relates on requestto the General Manager, Learning Services Southern Region.

You can obtain a copy of the Department of Education’s Personal Information Protection Policy on request to LSSR or at:https://www.education.tas.gov.au/documentcentre/Documents/Personal-Information-Protection-and-Your-Right-to-Information-Policy.pdf

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S E L E C T I O N O F T E A C H E R STO A C C O M PA N Y W I N N E R SO N P R I Z ETwo teachers will accompany and supervise the winning students on the Prize.

Teachers are asked to nominate on the cover sheet of their students’ entries whether they would like to be considered for selection.

Further details and requests for information will then be sent to theseteachers.

Nominating teachers will require the endorsement of their school Principal.Relief payment will be made to the school/s of the travelling teacher forthe duration of the Prize, if required.

K E Y DAT E SThe Project Officer must receive all entries by Friday 24 August 2018. No late entries will be accepted. It is up to each school to determine when they require students to submit their entries to the school in order to allow time for the selection process at school level to occur (see judging process).

Entries close with the Project Officer Friday 24 August 2018

Successful/unsuccessful applicants notified: September 2018

Media announcement and official presentation October 2018 (TBA)

Dates of travel (approximately 10 nights incorporating Anzac Day)

April/May 2019

ADDRESS TO SEND ENTRIESSchools (maximum 3 entries) and home educated students should send their entry and cover sheets to:

The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial PrizeDoE – Learning Services Southern RegionThe Project OfficerGPO Box 169Hobart 7001

FOR FURTHER INFORMATIONContact the Project Officer

Telephone: 03 6165 6480

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://www.education.tas.gov.au/Students/schools-colleges/Pages/Awards---Scholarships.aspx

Facebook: www.facebook.com/macdonaldprize

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TEACHER INFORMATION SHEETDear Teacher,

With this information sheet, please find enclosed a pad of flyers for you to distribute to your students. The cover sheet should be copied and attached to each of your school's final three entries.

Thank you in anticipation of your support for The Frank MacDonald MM Memorial Prize.

memorial prizeT H E F R A N K M AC D ONA L D M M

2 0 1 8 P R I Z E TO P I CQuestion 1 :The T iTle of Roland PeRRy’s 2004 book is ‘Monash: The ouTs ideRwho won The waR’ . ouTl ine how accuRaTe you bel ieve This T iTleTo be in The conTexT of GeneRal siR John Monash’s leadeRshiP

duRinG woRld waR 1 and The end of The waR.or

Question 2 :

2018 MaRks The cenTenaRy of The end of woRld waR 1. ouTl inewhaT you consideR To be The key iMPacTs of The waR on ausTRal iain GeneRal and TasMania in PaRT iculaR and ouTl ine The deGRee Towhich such iMPacT has (oR has noT) ResulTed in MakinG ausTRal iaa beTTeR Place.

or

Question 3:

afTeR The 1918 Mil iTaRy aRMisT ice , an eaRly sloGan foRThe leGacy club was ‘afTeR The waR coMes The baTTle ’ . ouTl ine whaT This sloGan May Mean in an ausTRal ian

conTexT.

Students are required to respond to either topic in an essay format or an audio-visual/ICT presentation.

P R I Z E : O V E R S E A S T R AV E LWinners will be selected from around Tasmania.

The winners will be part of a Study Tour of Belgium and France for approximately 10 nights, pending appropriate travel warning clearances, to visit WW1 landmarks and battlefields.

The winners will be accompanied by a Tour Leader from DPAC, a Parliamentarian, an RSL representative and supervised by two teachers.

The State Government will meet the cost of travel, transfers, accommodation and some meals for each winner and the chaperones, plus the cost of issuing visas, health and travel insurance.

We will work closely with a travel agency in creating the itinerary.

CLOSING DATE: Friday 24th August 2018 (see key dates on back page)

Department of Education

E L I G I B I L I T YThe Frank MacDonald MM

Memorial Prize is open to all

Tasmanian year 9 students as

well as home-schooled students

at the same year level.

- Entries can only be submitted by

individual students (not pairs or

groups).

- Students may submit the same

or similar entry in The Frank

MacDonald MM Memorial Prize

as in other competitions / prizes

in the same year, provided the

criteria are similar.

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