How did you come up with your original ideas? Sam and I paired up with Dylan to brainstorm all sorts of different ideas, like greek gods, umpiring, and WNBA. What did you take inspiration from? We took inspiration from YouTube and Netflix for ideas, and the documentary we saw in class ‘The King Of Kong’…Continue Reading Non-Fiction Media Movie Reflection

Earthquake Resistant Buildings In Japan The Aim The aim of this science project was to solve a problem. A real life one. Many people experience earthquakes and their destruction, losing many of their belongings, including their homes. To solve this, we were required to build a small scaled model of an earthquake resistant building following…Continue Reading Science Project: Earthquake-Resistant Building

For my statistics project for Mathematics in Term 1, Jing Quan and I decided to study how physical activity affects mental wellbeing. Music:Warm Memories – Emotional Inspiring Piano by Keys of Moon | https://soundcloud.com/keysofmoonAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/ Reflection: There were many limitations on the research. These included: Bias (people might…Continue Reading How Does Physical Activity Effect Mental Health Activity Of Year 9s?

In this project, we learnt about the principles of justice that uphold Australia’s legal system, such as the presumption of innocence, an impartial judiciary, and the right to legal representation. I studied the case of Lloyd Rayney, and analysed how these principles were both upheld and violated in this case. After writing an essay on the topic, we were required to incorporate feedback and edit the essay so that it was fit for online publication. This essay is the end result of that editing process. It demonstrates my ability to take feedback, and to refine a piece of written work to produce a professional result….Continue Reading Lloyd Rayney – Accused of Loss