Powerpoint category
Take a look at the winning entries, special merit awards and those highly commended in the Bullying-Free Awards 2018, PowerPoint category.
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We asked students to produce a PowerPoint presentation to set out their understanding of bullying or express what bullying means to them.
Winner: Kate Timbers, Gina Devcich, Grace Coxhead & Molly O'Sullivan, Sacred Heart Girls' College, Hamilton
Senior group (Years 9-13)
Sacred Heart Girls' College, Hamilton
A clear, well-structured and informed PowerPoint focusing on cyberbullying and what steps young people can take.
Download Sacred Heart Girls College cyberbullying [220 KB, pdf]
Winner: Maddie Laing, Oaklands School, Christchurch
Intermediate group (Years 7-8)
Oaklands School, Christchurch
A sharp presentation that used clean and clear design to give a comprehensive summary of the school's bullying prevention activities.
Winner: Caiden Clements, Apanui School, Whakatane
Junior group (Years 1-6)
Caiden Clements, Apanui School, Whakatane
A clear and informed presentation that conveys an important message or friendship and kindness.
Special Merit: Keisha Sivan, Year 8, Randwick Park School, Auckland
Intermediate group (Year 7-8)
A well presented and informative presentation that demonstrated a depth of understanding about the issue of bullying.
Keisha Sivan, Year 8, Randwick Park School
Download Randwick School Keisha Lets Talk About It [1.1 MB, pdf]
Highly Commended: Louie Gilbert, Year 6, Parkview School, Christchurch
Junior Group (Years 1-6)
A comprehensive PowerPoint that demonstrates an in-depth understanding of the issues set out in a clear and attractive presentation.
