The National History Challenge
The National History Challenge is an initiative from the History Teachers Association of Australia for full time students from years 5-12. It is a research based competition giving students a chance to be an historian!
The 2004 theme for the National History Challenge is Celebrations in Australian History. Celebrations encourage students to investigate, analyse and record a story of celebration for submission into a selection of eight categories. Categories include National Events, In War and Peace and Celebrating Heritage - all to encourage and inspire students to learn about their community and explore their own past. The student's choice of stories can be personal or on a more national level but must be a 'celebration' of Australian history.
For the first time, The History Channel is the exclusive sponsor of the category, Celebrating Australian Film. The scope of this category covers a broad range of angles from the silent to the sound era, the growth and development of Australia's film industry; its actors, directors or producers. Australia's film industry has a full and rich past, which to this day boasts world class standards with sort after directors and actors.
The History Channel will air a line-up of programmes relevant to Celebrating Australian Film to assist students in researching their projects, provide ideas and insights into the subject. The line-up includes the fascinating story of Australia's feature film industry from 1906 to 1976 in Sunshine & Shadows - 70 Years of Australian Movies and the three part documentary History of Australian Cinema.
The 2004 theme for the National History Challenge is Celebrations in Australian History. Celebrations encourage students to investigate, analyse and record a story of celebration for submission into a selection of eight categories. Categories include National Events, In War and Peace and Celebrating Heritage - all to encourage and inspire students to learn about their community and explore their own past. The student's choice of stories can be personal or on a more national level but must be a 'celebration' of Australian history.
For the first time, The History Channel is the exclusive sponsor of the category, Celebrating Australian Film. The scope of this category covers a broad range of angles from the silent to the sound era, the growth and development of Australia's film industry; its actors, directors or producers. Australia's film industry has a full and rich past, which to this day boasts world class standards with sort after directors and actors.
The History Channel will air a line-up of programmes relevant to Celebrating Australian Film to assist students in researching their projects, provide ideas and insights into the subject. The line-up includes the fascinating story of Australia's feature film industry from 1906 to 1976 in Sunshine & Shadows - 70 Years of Australian Movies and the three part documentary History of Australian Cinema.
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