The competition invites students to draw, invent, or design in response to reading books from the Premier’s Reading Challenge booklist.
It focuses on science, technology, engineering, and maths, and – with the additions of sub-categories such as space and nature – have made it even richer and more enticing to schools and students.
Last year’s competition received almost 3,500 submissions,with the 10 winners and 24 runners-up having their artwork immortalised in acoffee table book called A Celebration of Science and Nature.
The book was a collaboration between the Premier’s ReadingChallenge and Adelaide National Park City project. It was launched today alongwith this year’s competition.
Reading about nature is a great way to be involved in theAdelaide National Park City movement. You can keep helping your kids and familydevelop their understanding and curiosity about nature with books from thePremier’s Reading Challenge list.
Find out more about the competition and last year’s winners on the PRC website.
