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Young Writers Award (SAETA) Spring Poetry Festival (SAETA) Voice of Youth (Rostrum) Plain English Speaking Award (Penguin Club) Junior Public Speaking Award (Legacy)

Debating Mock Trials Public speaking Shades of Red

• Pre-College English
• English Composition I & II
• The American Renaissance
• Australian literature: a rough guide
• Shakespeare's Hamlet: Text, Performance,

and Culture

• The Art of Poetry

Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy; Ulysses by James Joyce; 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald; A True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison; Remembering Babylon by David Malouf Novels by Charles Dickens; Nip the buds, Shoot the Kids by Kenzaburō Ōe Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe; All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque Un Lun Dun by China Miéville; Tigers on the beach by Doug MacLeod Visiting authors SA Writers Centre Festival of Ideas Adelaide University University of South Australia Flinders University

Imprints Booksellers, Hindley St O'Connell's Bookshop, Bank St Mostly Books, Mitcham Matilda Bookshop, Stirling Mindfield, Blackwood

State Library of SA Barr Smith Library, Adelaide Adelaide Writers Week Adelaide Festival of Arts Meet the Writers Festival Literature Tour

• The Wheeler Centre, Melbourne
• National Library, Canberra

South Australian English Teachers’ Association Theatre Guild HOLDEN STREET THEATRES

@thecoolhunter Live catalogue of new, interesting and innovative design from around the world. @DieterRams Follow the father of postmodern industrial design! @PopMech The best in technology, science, aerospace, DIY and auto news @DesignInstAus The DIA -The voice of professional design in Australia.

 Enter your work in the Royal Adelaide Show  Create your own Tumblr journal  Join City of Norwood/Payneham/St Peters Youth Arts initiatives  Logo/sticker design & printing  Exhibit as part of SALA 

• nline portfolios

 T11 Art room- lunchtime sessions

 Jack De Vidas- Middle School  Jack De Vidas- Senior School  Ashton Seascape/Landscape- Middle/Senior School

Get your Art/Design/Photography work published or on display:

 Shades of Red Literary & Arts journal  Regular displays around the school and in the library

Exhibition Showcase

• Yr. 11/12 SACE/IB Visual Art: City Exhibitions Day

Excursion during Adelaide Fringe/Adelaide Festival.

• Yr. 12 Design: Designers/Architects interviewing-

‘speed dating’ research/ primary resource gathering

• 12 Design: After school sessions
• 12 Art: Weekend/after school studio sessions
• Yr. 10 Architecture & Graphic Design- Living

Kaurna Cultural Centre, day excursion x 3 workshops.

• Yr. 10 Architecture & Graphic Design- guest

Speaker, Liam Short from HASSELL architects.

• 10 Digital Arts- Character/Environment design

guest speaker CDW school.  Royal Adelaide show entries – photography yr 9, 10 and 11  Yr 12 Rotary - Pride of workmanship, vocational awards. Communication and Material products  Friday night Technology “catch up session” for

• Boarders. 12 sessions throughout the year.

 7-12Photography night session – “Balls of light”  Photography field trip to the Fleurieu Peninsula  Yr 12 Holiday sessions – CAD/Metal/Wood term 1,2 and 3 – Full day  Material Application science lecture

Potts Baker Institute Adelaide University University of South Australia Flinders University MASA

X&Y A Beautiful Mind The Man who Knew Infinity Good Will Hunting The Imitation Game 21 Moneyball

www.coursera.org Introduction to Mathematical Thinking Cryptography Fibonacci and the Golden Ratio Programming Game Theory Introduction to Logic

 1089 and All That: David Acheson  Mathematics: A Very Short Introduction: T Gowers  How to Cut a Cake: Ian Stewart  The Simpsons and Mathematical Secrets: S Singh  Alex's Adventures in Numberland: Alex Bellos  Fermat's Last Theorem: Simon Singh  Prime Obsession: John Derbyshire  The Music of the Primes: Marcus du Sautoy  The Number Mysteries: Marcus du Sautoy  e: The Story of a Number: Eli Maor Olympiad (AIMO) Numerical Acumen MASA Annual Quiz Night Schools Mathematics Competition (SMC) Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) Questacon, Canberra Scienceworks, Melbourne Adelaide Planetarium Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes Science Museum, London Mathematical Institute, Oxford

Mythbusters School of Hard Sums

(with Marcus du Sautoy)

Mathematics Association of South Australia (MASA) Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT)

Nrich Khan Academy Maths Is Fun Patrickjmt Art Of Problem Caribou Simpsons Maths Australian Mathematics Trust

@MathsJam @republicofmath @mathshistory @momath.org

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 Acting in Person and In Style Australia by Carol Wimmer – I use this book when learning how to prepare monologues, duologues, acting skills (voice workshops). It is also brilliant for learning a range of performance styles.  Lighting and Sound by Neil Fraser – everything you need to know about lighting and sound in a simple easy to understand way.  Stage Design and Props by Michael Holt – As above. An absolute gem of a book if you want to learn about set design and making.  Costume and Make-Up by Michael Holt Ditto as above.  Directors on Directing: A Source Book of the Modern Theater Toby Cole; Helen Krich Chinoy  Scriptwork: A Director's Approach to New Play Development  By David Kahn; Donna Breed  Southern Illinois University Press, 1995 SA Film Corporation. TAFE SA Dunstan Playhouse Adelaide Festival Theatre State Opera Studios Sydney Theatre Company State Opera of SA SA Centre for Performing Arts Flinders University Drama Department SA State Theatre Company Windmill Theatre

The Hollywood Standard: The Complete and Authoritative Guide to Script Format and Style by Christopher Riley This book is not a how-to and it doesn't contain career advice -- it is simply focused on formatting. While there is no "final word" on any screenplay formatting debate and any rule you think is an "industry standard" is just as likely to be broken by your favorite writer, I find it helpful to have a resource that can help you figure out how to deal with text message conversations, flashbacks, song lyrics, and syntactical issues. No matter what genre you're working in, one goal for your screenplay should be for it to read well, and knowing some best practices formatting-wise can always help in that regard. The Filmmaker’s Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide for the Digital Age (2013 Edition) by Steven Ascher and Edward Pincus. A staple of filmmaker’s bookshelves for well over a decade, the latest edition of The Filmmaker’s Handbook has revitalized all of the essential knowledge which it has become known for and brought it right up to date. If you don’t own this book already, you’re doing yourself a disservice.

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Traditional Music Theory https://www.amebexams.edu.au Pop music theory https://popmusictheory.com Online music courses(various) https://online.berklee.edu/courses Free online Music courses https://www.springboard.com/blog/30-best-free-

• nline-music-courses/

https://www.coursera.org/learn/jazz-improvisation

 Music: A very short introduction by Nicholas Cook [OUP 1998] This is the ‘Tardis’ of musical analysis.  The Triumph of Music: Composers, Musicians and their Audiences by Tim Blanning [Allen Lane 2008] This read will give you the best-ever context for the way a composers' music was received in their own time.  This is Your Brain on Music by Daniel Levitin [Atlantic Books 2007] Levitin combines his parallel careers in music and science into this examination of what actually happens to us when we experience music as listeners, performers or composers.  The Inner Game of Music by Barry Green with W Timothy Gallwey [Doublebay Publishing] By the best-selling co-author of Inner Tennis, here's a book designed to help musicians overcome obstacles, help improve concentration, and reduce nervousness, allowing them to reach new levels of performing excellence and musical artistry.  Confident Music Performance by Ruth Bonnetti [Words & Music Press, 2002] You've practised hard, you have ability – but are you able to walk

• n stage and shine?

 Orchestration by Walter Piston [W. W. Norton & Company] The author approaches orchestration from the premise that the principles can best be presented by analysis of musical examples.  A Composer's Guide to Game Music by Winifred Phillips (MIT Press) Music in video games is often a sophisticated, complex composition that serves to engage the player, set the pace of play, and aid interactivity.

 Annual Generations in Jazz - Mt Gambier. This trip inspires educates and motivates vocalists as well as all Instrumental players with an intense weekend of performances, concerts and workshops.  Tri-annual Overseas Music cultural tour to Europe/ Asia or USA. Concert Choir, Orchestra and band players play and workshop with students from across the globe at specific youth Music festivals.  State Library: To visit the special ancient music manuscript collection vault  Interstate Band /Orchestra/ Choir Festivals: NSW ,Melbourne and ACT Schools Band festivals: Competitive playing with peers.  Defence Force Band: Trip to Sydney and ACT to work with the best musicians in Australia  Elder Conservatorium: Instrument forum days and master classes for high level achievers in performance.  Adelaide Symphony Orchestra Big Rehearsal: Youth workshops for students of all levels in workshops with ASO players to create music on a mass scale. Elder Conservatorium ASO Grainger Studios SA Police Band Rehearsal rooms James Morrison Academy, Mt Gambier State Opera Studios

https://www.risingsoftware.com/auralia/ With 43 topics and endless customization Auralia is the most comprehensive ear training software available. https://www.risingsoftware.com/musition/ Musition 5 Fun ways to learn music theory & musicianship https://www.amebexams.edu.au/index.php Welcome to the AMEB's online examination centre for Music Craft, Theory of Music and Musicianship. http://www.earmaster.com/products/ear-training- sight-singing/earmaster-6.html Earmaster6 Over 2000 exercises for ear training, sight-singing, and rhythm training at all skill levels http://e-lr.com.au/index.php LOGIN DETAILS: Student name: student.pac.sa Student password: phrase http://www.hooktheory.com https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tenuto/id45931347 6?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/theory- lessons/id493157418?mt=8 http://imslp.org http://www.classicalarchives.com/midi.html http://www.naxos.com/education/enjoy2_instruments.asp http://www3.cpdl.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page http://www.bbc.co.uk/orchestras/learn/guidetotheorchestra/ www.tpnstudent.com.au LOGIN DETAILS: * USERNAME: PAC PASSWORD: silverchair http://www.soundonsound.com/articles http://www.audiotechnology.com.au/wp/index.php/category/tutorials/ http://www.sweetwater.com/insync/category/glossary/c/ https://www.diigo.com/list/mkoelma/ibmusic

https://www.mooc- list.com/tags/film?static=true http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/postgradua te/courses/moocs/digital-storytelling.aspx  The Filmmaker’s Handbook, 3rd Edition by Steven Ascher & Edward Pincus The Filmmaker’s Handbook is the quintessential book for filmmakers of any skill level.  The Hollywood Standard: The Complete and Authoritative Guide to Script Format and Style by Christopher Riley. This book is not a how-to and it doesn't contain career advice -- it is simply focused on formatting.  In the Blink of an Eye by Walter Murchs. In the Blink of an Eye takes it all the way back to the basic, not unlike the David Mamet book (and it’s also based on a lecture). Even if some of the techniques are outdated, the actual psychological impact of editing is just as important as it’s ever been.  The Filmmaker’s Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide for the Digital Age (2013 Edition) by Steven Ascher and Edward Pincus. A staple of filmmaker’s bookshelves for well

• ver a decade, the latest edition of The Filmmaker’s

Handbook has revitalized all of the essential knowledge which it has become known for and brought it right up to date.  Directing: Film Techniques & Aesthetics (Fifth Edition, 2013) by Michael Rabinger and Mick Hurbis-Cherrier. Another must-read for either those at filmmaking school or looking to make a career hop over to the director’s seat.

South Australian Film Corporation SA Centre for Performing Arts

 South Australian Film Corporation  SA Centre for Performing Arts http://cinefestoz.com https://www.acmi.net.au/education/student- programs/screen-it/ http://flickerfest.com.au/entries/ http://www.bufta.com.au http://1-minutefilmcompetition.org/rules/  http://actioncutprint.com Action-Cut-Print – Peter Marshall’s four decades of film and TV experience, distilled into this ultra-comprehensive treasure trove of filmmaking advice.  http://www.nytimes.com/video/anato my-of-a-scene Anatomy of a Scene – A wonderful feature hosted on the New York Times website, this series of videos showcases directors walking audiences through a particular scene from their films.  http://www.aotg.com Art of the Guillotine – Online film community for film editors. Connect editors and future editors with ideas and techniques that make films great as well as connect them with each other.

Local and interstate competitions including

• rienteering, Canoe / kayaking

and the Hillary Challenge. ‘Issue Analysis’ as part of the Stage 1 to Stage 2 transition week  ‘Fit for Life 7/8’ & ‘Health and Physical Education 7 & 8’  ‘Fit for Life 9/10’ & ‘Health and Physical Education 9 & 10’  ‘Live it Up 1’ & ‘Live it Up 2’ (11/12)  OEASA Newsletter & the National Journal of Outdoor Education  SPORTSDISCUS – database available for staff and students

• n Library website

Duncan Chessell (Mountaineering Everest) Katie Sarah (Climbing Everest) Adam Kilpatrick and Stephen Warren-Smith (Cycling Sweden) Luke Adams (Climbing Europe) Heath Younie (Adelaide Crows – SANFL coach) Michael Hartland Uni SA – Exercise and Sport Sciences New Zealand Scuba Diving (Cairns) Nepal, Kokoda Outdoors Club: offers 2 activities per term and is open to all students from Year 8-12. Examples include movie nights (Reel Rock, Project Wild thing), activities (Surfing, Rock Climbing, Kayaking). Leadership program: Students are selected to act as mentors and support our younger students on their outdoor education experience removed form everyday luxuries. Outreach: Students volunteer their time to support students with intellectual disabilities runs every year after the school year. Exercise & Sport Science Australia Australian Strength and Conditioning Association Sporting Links nsic@ausport.gov.au – For daily sports news http://www.sportsfan.com.au/ Topic Senior School based links Biomechanics http://www.topendsports.com/biomechanics/ http://www.ausport.gov.au/ais/performance_support/movement_science/biomechanics Exercise Physiology http://guides.library.unisa.edu.au/HumanMovement http://www.sport-fitness-advisor.com/exercise-physiology.html Skill Acquisition http://capitalfootball.com.au/skill-acquisition http://www.foxsportspulse.com/club_info.cgi?c=1-8746-151911-0-0&sID=372767

OEASA Facebook https://twitter.com/drgregwells https://twitter.com/ImSporticus https://drowningintheshallow.wordpress.com

 Australian Science Innovations Big Science Competition (Year 7+9)  Australian Science Innovations Olympiads (Year 11 Chemistry, Physics and Biology)  Royal Australian Chemical Institute Titration Competition (Year 11 Chemistry)  Royal Australian Chemical Institute Chemistry Quiz (Year 11 Chemistry)  National Youth Science Forum (Year 11)  SASTA Oliphant Science Awards (Year 7-10)  Science and Engineering Challenge (Year 9+10)  Aurecon Bridge Building Competition (Year 8)  Education Interactive Forensic Science Workshop (Year 7)  Education Perfect World Science Championships (Year 7-10)

New Scientist Magazine, Cosmos Magazine, Spacesuit – A History Through Fact and Fiction (Brett Gooden)  Morialta Gorge (Year 9)  SA Museum (Year 9)  Port Noarlunga Reef Ecology Study (Year 11 SACE) Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering University

• f Adelaide (Year 11+12 Physics)

Department of Chemistry University of Adelaide (Year 12 IB) Australian Science Teachers Association South Australian Science Teachers Association Royal Australian Chemical Institute Cosmos for Schools Science By Doing The Twitter World @RoyalSocBio @CASChemistry @NASANewHorizons @WhippleMuseum @molecular @C3L6 @guardiantech @Pitt_Rivers @GenomeBiology @RoySocChem @CERN @ScienceNews @GrantMuseum @ChemSocRev @PhysicsNews @tychosnose @BAS_News @PrincetonChem @NASA @newscientist @BurkesBones @ChemistryHall @neiltyson @newscilive @SeanThurston2 @ProfBrianCox @sciam https://www.coursera.org/browse/life-sciences?languages=en https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/categories/science-maths-and-technology

 Richard Hammond’s Journey to the Centre

• f the Planet

 Space with Sam Neill

Year 8 Quiz Night – Yearly competition in which students respond to questions in French and in English about aspects of French history, language and culture. Le Super 10 – Yearly quiz night that takes place at the Goodwood Community Hall. All questions and responses are in French. Questions generally relate to French culture, cuisine, language, art, history, sport etc. Education Perfect Language World Championships – Yearly competition that takes place in May. Students demonstrate their knowledge of language and culture in a global championship. Alliance Française Compétitions – A variety of competitions that take place throughout the year. Each year group participates in a competition according to the chosen theme for the year. Planned tour to France – 2018 (combined with the History Tour) Envisaged combined tour with Wilderness – TBC

 Vingt mille lieues sous les mers - Jules Verne  Les Trois mousquetaires - Alexandre Dumas  Le Comte de Monte-Cristo - Alexandre Dumas  La nuit des temps - René Barjavel  La peste - Albert Camus  L'Ecume des jours - Boris Vian  Paroles - Jacques Prévert Les Intouchables Les 400 Coups Amélie La Haine Le Diner de Cons Léon The Artist OSS 117 Alliance Française Panache Adelaide French Theatre Adelaide University French Club Café Conversation (intermediate - fluent) @ Le Carpe Diem Le Brunch Sympatique – AFLM (Adelaide French Language Meetup) Cliché L’Atelier Gourmand Bistro Boulangerie 113 Mulots Patisserie

The objective of this club is:

• to offer a program over the year which aims to promote French language and

culture in support of SAFTA and the wider French community.

• to foster a welcoming and inclusive community of enthusiastic students,

creating an environment in which to celebrate common interests.

• to mark yearly occasions of importance with other language clubs, thus

encouraging interrelation and multiculturalism. Activities include:

• Crepe making
• French film
• After school excursions
• Linguistic advancement
• Speaking practice

http://www.lemonde.fr http://www.1jour1actu.com http://www.linguasorb.com/french http://www.education.vic.gov.au/languageson line/french/french.htm http://www.bonjourdefrance.com/ @FrancaisToday @frenchmot @DailyFrenchword @frenchlanguage @ParleFrancais @french_phrase @FranceAustralia

http://www.europeanbookshop.com/index.php Wide range of language books, grades readers and

• ther resources for learning Italian

http://www.shopelionline.com/libri-genere- italiano-482.html - range of graded magazines designed for adolescent learners of Italian www.languagesonline.org.uk – games, exercises, texts and explanations of grammar http://www.learnalanguage.com/learn-italian/ - free courses for learning Italian www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/italian - late test Italian TV V shows from SBS SBS on dema mand http://www.radioitaliana531.com.au/ - see website for times of broadcasts and events Watching films is an excellent way to improve linguistic and cultural knowledge. For a first viewing, set the audio to Italian and use subtitles. When you watch the film for a second time, set the subtitles to Italian «Benvenuti al sud » (Welcome to the south)– a comedy about a Northern Italy postal worker fakes a disability to request a transfer to Milan and is sent for two years to a far and tiny village near Naples as

• punishment. The film provides insight into stereotypes and prejudices and there is a sequel: «Benvenuti al

nord ». « Romanzo di una strage » (Piazza Fontana) – a drama based on the 1969 explosion in Milan which killed 17

• people. A story of lies, consipracy and dirty politics.

«Magnificent presence » - a comedy about a struggling actor who, while attempting to advance his career and deal with his problematic personal life, finds he has rented an apartment filled with ghosts. «Reality» – a satire on reality TV. The story of a fishmonger who becomes obsessed with the idea of being

• n Big Brother. Humorous in parts and a n interesting portrayal of Italian culture.

Lavazza Italian Film Festival: held annually at the Palace Nova in October Carnevale Italian Festival: held annually at the beginning of February Join the Dante Alighieri Society - see http://www.communitywebs.org/dante_alighieri/ Contact Co.As.It to find out how you can volunteer to work with the Italian communities in Adelaide. As well as enabling you to practise Italian, this could also count for CAS or Duke of Edinburgh

• Awards. See

http://www.coasitsa.org.au/index.php

 Education Perfect Language World Championships  Chinese Bridge Competition 汉语桥比赛  The Chinese Star Writing Competition for Primary and Secondary School Students

 Chinese for Children 儿童汉语  好孩子故事画册  彩色图解儿童英语  Better Chinese  读者 Reader  大众电影  生活周刊 Confucius Institute, University of Adelaide Chinatown, Central Market Migration Museum Overseas Chinese Association Kongfu Panda 功夫熊猫 Karate Kids 功夫小子 少林小子 Red River Valley 红河谷 叶问 (1/2/3) Bite of China 舌尖上的中国 Wild China 野性中国 The People’s Republic of Capitalism 中国特色的资本主义

Study Tour to China Chinatown Excursion Confucius Institute Excursion

http://www.chinesecio.com/cms/en/lesson-self http://english.cntv.cn/learnchinese/ https://www.scootle.edu.au/ec/p/home http://www.asiaeducation.edu.au/ http://football.projectsynthesis.com.au/ http://edjudo.com/web-2-0-teaching-tools-links#anchor1 http://www.voki.com/ http://www.education.vic.gov.au/languagesonline/ @China Daily @Better Chinese @Chinese language teachers

Hans Rosling – Population, Global Inequality and Geographical context Danny Dorling – Growing global inequality TedEd – Geography lessons

 Danny Dorling, Geography Ideas in Profile – Insight into the complexity and evolution of Geographical ideas, concepts and the interconnectedness of the world.  Horrible Geography series – A collection of books that discuss a variety of Geography issues. This series is derived from the Horrible Histories series.  David Holmes and David Farbrother – A-Z Advancing Geography:

• Fieldwork. This book provides valuable insight in to the skills

required to undertake effective fieldwork.  The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Geography. AN excellent resource with a variety of topics that give insight into a selection of Geography topics.  Hawke Centre – Uni SA  Research Tuesdays – Adelaide University  Sprigg Lecture Series – South Australian Museum  Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences – Adelaide University

www.Geographyalltheway.com - online resources and slide shares on a variety of Geography topics www.RGS.org - open journals for a variety

• f Geography topics

www.geography.org.uk - open journals and resources for a variety of Geographical topics

www.csiro.au www.BOM.gov.au www.greenfieldgeography.wikispaces.com www.nationalgeographic.com www.geographypods.com www.geocurrents.com www.gcmd.nasa.gov www.googlemaps.com www.gapminder.com www.geogspace.edu.au www.geography-fieldwork.org @PACGeography @geogolland @geographicalMag @BOM_SA @NSTGeography @TheEconomist @AJENews @OCR_Geography @WorldBank @UNDP @RT_com @WSJ @ESRI Australian Geography Competition National Geographic Geographical Photographer

Hans Rosling – Population, Global Inequality and Geographical context Josh Luber – Why sneakers are a great investment Didier Sornette – How we can predict the next financial crisis Paul Kemp-Robertson – Bitcoin.Sweat.Tide.Meet the future of branded currency Chrystia Freeland – The rise of the new global super-rich Robert Neuwirth – The power of the informal economy  TED Ed – Business and Economics

 Thomas Piketty & Arthur Goldhammer – Capital in the Twenty-First Century  The End of Poverty – Jeffrey Sachs  Banker to the Poor – Muhammad Yunus  Gittininomics – Ross Gittins  John Edwards – Beyond the Boom, a Lowy institute paper  Adelaide University – Lecture series around economics  University of South Australia – Hawke Lecture series

 Australian Economics Competition  Share Market Game ASX

http://ibeconomist.blogspot.com.au http://www.timwoods.org/2012/02/26/the-99-best-economics-resources/ https://ib-econ.wikispaces.com https://ibrevision.wordpress.com www.rba.gov.au https://www.accc.gov.au/ www.businessinsider.com.au @PACEconomics @TheEconomist @AJENews @WorldBank @UNDP @RT_com @WSJ @WSJBusiness @economics @OUPEconomics @FTEconomics @Business  Hawke Centre – UniSA  RBA policy lecture  Research Tuesdays – Adelaide University  Sprigg Lecture Series – South Australian Museum  School of Economics – Adelaide University

 David Christian – The History of our world in 18minutes Jonathon Klein – Photos that changed the world Neil MacGregor – 2600 years of history in one object TED topic – History TedEd – History

 EVANS Richard J. The Third Reich in Power, 1933 - 1939: How the Nazis Won Over the Hearts and Minds of a Nation 2013  KERSHAW, Ian Hitler W. W. Norton & Company, 2010  CARLYON, Les The Great War Picador Australia, 2010  OVERY, Richard Why the Allies Won Random House 2012  CHANG & HALLIDAY Mao – the Unknown Story Random House 2012  Barr Smith Library - Adelaide  Gallipoli and Western Front Expedition  South Australian Museum  Migration Museum  Eleanor’s Story – A play about a child in WW2 Germany  Vietnam guest presentations  Holocaust survivor presentation  Chinese Revolution presentation

 Australian History Competition  Simpson Prize  National History Challenge  Honouring Australian Vietnam Veterans Competition

www.history.com www.awm.gov.au www.historytoday.com https://www.flickr.com/photos/australianwarmemori al/ http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm www.gallipoli.gov.au www.discoveringanzacs..naa.gov.au www.iwm.org.uk www.greatwar.co.uk www.bastognewarmuseum.be/home www.inflandersfields.be/en https://www.khanacademy.org/partner- content/crash-course1/crash-course-world-history

@PACHistory @HISTORY @Tweetsofold @Girlsownadvice @Slatevault @Historyextra @BritishPathe @Yesterday History @historyweird @History_Pod

 Hawke Centre – Uni SA  Research Tuesdays – Adelaide University  Sprigg Lecture Series – South Australian Museum  Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences – Adelaide University

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