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2019 HTAA National Conference

We are pleased to announce that HTASA will be hosting the 2019 HTAA National Conference. The conference will be held between 1 – 3 October at Loreto College, Marryatville, Adelaide. Save the date. More details will be available at our History Conference website.

2019 National History Challenge

The theme for the 2019 National History Challenge was announced in December, at a ceremony in Canberra at Parliament House. The 2019 theme is People and Power. More information is available at the NHC website. Updated information for each of the special categories will be added as the information becomes available in 2019.

Australian Young Historian announced

Congratulations to James Tyer who is the 2018 Australian Young Historian. James, a Year 10 student from Tasmania, researched how the the changeover to a decimal currency was a turning point for Australia.  His engaging multimedia presentation included extensive use of archival material.

2018 National History Challenge winners

Congratulations to all students who participated in the 2018 National History Challenge.  Participants really embraced the theme of “Turning Points” and utilised a range of medium to present their research.  The national winners for all categories attended a ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra as well as participating in an educational programme that involved visits …

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Early bird registrations for HTAA National Conference closing soon

Early bird registrations for the HTAA National Conference , held in Canberra 2 – 4 October close on 31 August. We are pleased to announce Professor Bethany Hughes will be presenting the keynote speech on Women in Ancient Society. The conference has a wide range of workshops, keynote speakers and panel discussions covering pedagogy, content …

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National History Challenge closing date

A reminder to all teachers and students that entries for the 2018 NHC close on Friday 31 August. Prior to submitting or uploading your entry please ensure that you have all the requisite components for your age group and presentation format. Details are available on the National History Challenge website. We look forward to reading …

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Australian History Competition 2018 Results

Congratulations to all the students who participated in the 2018 Australian History Competition. In 2018 we had entries from across all sectors in metropolitan, rural and remote schools. A full list of winners is available on the Australian History Challenge website. Picture: Oscar Lin Geraldton Grammar is National Champion for Year 7.

2018 National History Challenge

The theme for the 2018 NHC is Turning Points.  Students may like to consider events, periods, decisions, individuals or groups in various fields, for example, fashion, medicine, social movements in different eras as the focus of the research. Students and teachers should visit the NHC website to see the criteria for each category (including age …

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HTAA Conference registration is OPEN

Registration for the 2018 HTAA conference is now open. This year the national conference will be hosted by ACTHTA and held in Canberra from Tuesday 2 October to Thursday 4 October.   Early bird registration is available until 16 July 2018. Book your sessions online and select the sessions you wish to attend. You can …

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