Entries close for the 2016 National History Challenge on 26 August. More details regarding entry requirements and state/territory coordinators can be found on the NHC website. We look forward to a range of excellent responses on the theme of Triumph or Tragedy from students across Australia.
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The 2016 National History Challenge theme was announced on 1 December at the national award ceremony held at Parliament House. Further details can be found at http://historychallenge.org.au/
Triumph or Tragedy?
The National History Challenge ceremony was held on 1 December at Parliament House. Ineka Voigt was named 2015 National Young Historian. Congratulations to all the winners who undertook extensive research and created engaging arguments. The full list of winners can be found at http://historychallenge.org.au/2015-winners/
2015 NHC winners announced
Congratulations to Anne Gripton who is the inaugural recipient of the HTAA – Gandel Holocaust Studies Scholarship funded by the Solomear Gruener Endowment Fund. The Gandel Holocaust Studies Program for Australian Educators is an 18 day seminar run by Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. The program is designed to enable educators […]
Scholarship Winner Announced
Congratulations to all the students who participated in the Australian History Competition this year. The national winner for the Year 8 competition was Tommy Kwon from Penrith High School who achieved 100%. In the Year 10 competition there were joint winners: Thomas Jones from Fort St High School and Jessica […]
Australian History Competition 2015 winners
The deadline for the National History Challenge is Friday 21st August. The 2015 theme is “Leadership and Legacy”. For more details, please visit historychallenge.org.au
National History Challenge closes 21st August
AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL – 1918: YEAR OF VICTORY International Conference: 27-28 November VENUE: Australian War Memorial, BAE Systems Theatre DATE: 27-28 November 2008 Click here for details
Australian War Memorial International Conference: 27-28 November
The 2007 HTAA Annual Conference takes place in Sydney from Tuesday 2nd – Friday 5th October, at Shome School, Blue Street, in North Sydney. View the Conference Program
HTAA Annual Conference 2007
“Telling Tales Inside of School” (HTAA Conference 2006) by Bill Leadbetter, Edith Cowan University Read the full article
Pushing Boundaries not Pushing Barrows
Announcement of the History Teachers’ of Australia (HTAA) 2006 National Conference at The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus from October 5 – 8. For full details, please click here