A short video created by three Queenscliff Primary pupils has won their school an impressive $5,000.<\/p>\n
Georgia Grillinzoni, Grace Dunphy and Izzy Honey-Wilson recently won first prize in the Salty Lake Film Fest, \u201cLet\u2019s End our Plastic World\u201d competition.<\/p>\n
The girls\u2019 one-minute creation highlights the need to reduce the impact of plastics in our environment, particularly along our coastline and in our oceans.<\/p>\n
The Salty Lake Film Fest offered young people living in the Corangamite electorate the opportunity to express their creativity as well as showcase their talent.<\/p>\n
Primary and secondary school students \u2013 either living in the Corangamite electorate or attending a school located in the Corangamite electorate \u2013 were invited to submit either a photograph or short film up to one minute in duration.<\/p>\n
Cotton On and then-Corangamite federal member Sarah Henderson offered prize money of $10,000 to the winning schools, including $250 for winning participants.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A short video created by three Queenscliff Primary pupils has won their school an impressive $5,000. Georgia Grillinzoni, Grace Dunphy and Izzy Honey-Wilson recently won first prize in the Salty Lake Film Fest, \u201cLet\u2019s End our Plastic World\u201d competition. The girls\u2019 one-minute creation highlights the need to reduce the impact of plastics in our environment, […]<\/p>\n