
Alix Biggs - 2009 Australian Young Historian
The prize for the 2009 Young Historian was awarded to Alix Biggs from Canberra Girls’ Grammar School, ACT for her essay “Triumph over Adversity: The obstacles overcome by Australia’s Japanese war brides.”
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This gallery shows the prize winners for the 2009 National History Challenge at the National Presentation Ceremony at Parliament House, Canberra.
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The brochure for the 2011 National History challenge is now available. It contains information about the theme, the timeline, contact information for state co-ordinators and other important information.
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The theme for 2011 is “Defining moments”. Students need to incorporate the theme in their research. More detailed information about the theme will be provided in the coming weeks. How important is the Theme? The theme is very important as it is around the theme that all entries must be centred, however, the theme is often conceptual rather than contextual, therefore students can with a bit of guidance and forethought apply the theme to a variety of contexts within their particular curriculum.
The winners of the 2011 National History Challenge have just been announced, please click here to view them.
Congratulations to Ellen Trevanion, the Young Historian of the Year 2011.

Ellen Trevanion - 2011 Australian Young Historian