Applications have now opened, and eligible Queensland high school students in Years 8-11 are invited to apply through their school. Each state school or accredited non-state school may nominate up to 2 students.
Successful students and 2 teacher chaperones will take part in a 4-5 months research program prior to going on a 16-day tour of important memorial sites in London and the Western Front battlefields in France and Belgium, in April/May 2020.
Student applications close 5pm Friday 20 September 2019.
An
application package, helpful information and resources are available for student applicants.
Successful students and their chaperones will attend a tour briefing and 2-day research workshop in January 2020. It is a requirement of the program to attend this workshop, which is held during school holidays.
The Premier's Anzac Prize is a highly enriching program for young history enthusiasts. Explore
this year’s tour to see the tour in action.
Program and tour details
- 16-day tour to London, France and Belgium
- the prize is awarded to 8 Queensland students
- students must have prior parent/guardian consent
- successful students are required to attend a briefing session, a 2-day workshop and complete a research task in the 4-5 months prior to travel. Research is recorded in
Historypin
- two teacher/chaperones will accompany the group for the whole tour and will be required to assist with the tour planning and pre-departure sessions.
Tour inclusions
- Return airfares
- land travel
- travel insurance
- accommodation
- most meals
- entry fees to all site visits.
Other international opportunities
The Department of Education International offers other
International opportunities for students and schools.
Contact us
International Services
Telephone
(07) 3513 5707
Email:
internationalservices@qed.qld.gov.au
Postal address
PO Box 15050
CITY EAST QLD 4002