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Art Tracks Across Queensland

Student art competition

Did you know Indigenous artworks will feature in the four new underground stations?

To celebrate, students and classes across Queensland are invited to participate in a FREE ‘Art Tracks Across Queensland’ competition to WIN an art and storytelling session.

HOW DOES IT WORK

We provide you with free, curriculum-aligned Visual Arts lesson plans and teaching resources suitable for early childhood through to year 6.

You deliver the lesson to your students and send us a copy of the artwork/s they create in response.

Enter individual students’ artwork or a whole class artwork. One entry per class.

We draw entries* at random to win an art and storytelling session for your class facilitated by Seth Willie.

The art and storytelling session will be facilitated by Seth Willie. Seth is a proud Wiradjuri / Ni-Van voice actor and events facilitator who has been facilitating workshops for the Cross River Rail school holiday program throughout 2024.

KEY DATES

  • Friday 8 November: Competition closes
  • Monday 11 November: Winner is announced
  • Tuesday 26 or Thursday 28 November: Prize art and storytelling session takes place

 

HOW TO ENTER

  1. Click here to download the activities
  2. Get out your diary to plan when you can deliver one or more of the one-hour activities
  3. Send us a copy of the artwork/s (Save the highest quality image you can in JPEG or PNG format and email it to education@crrda.org.au.)

Download the lesson plans and resources here

MORE DETAILS

* There are two first prizes. One prize is for a school located within a 200 km radius of Brisbane and one prize is for a school located outside a 200 km radius of Brisbane.


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We offer a free, curriculum-aligned education program for students from early childhood to year 12.

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