2025 Programming, Apps & Robotics Prize Winners
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*Please note this list is not indicative of place winners, entries have been listed in alphabetical order. Prize winners will find out the outcome of their entry at the Presentation Ceremony.
Prize Winners
Highly Commended
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R - 2 Prize Winners
Danvi Arun
Luke Newell
Charlotte Way
Concordia College - St John's Campus
Project: A robot to look at underwater animals
3-4 Prize Winners
Azan Ahamed
East Marden Primary School
Project: Obstacle avoiding line following robot
Benji Buchanan, Phoenix Hunter
Chiara Kaushik
5 - 6 Prize Winners
Lydia Couper
Dominic Esposito
St Joseph's School - Hectorville
Project: Seed Adventure - The Journey of a Seed
Lucas Peries
7 - 8 Prize Winners
Daniel Rao
Nivaan Sardana
Oscar Zhou
Pembroke School
Project: Improving the accuracy and efficiency of detecting AI-generated text
9-10 Prize Winners
Oliver Hawkins
Concordia College
Project: Sci-Roots: Learn scientific root words
Madi Lucey
Ginger Vallance
11-12 Prize Winners
Jun Jue Ang
Norwood International High School
Project: Interactive Educational Website
Willem Koehne
Pulteney Grammar School
Project: GoSmashMaths! - An Educational App Using Neuroscience and Neurodesign to Help Reduce Maths Anxiety in Students
Brendon Ngo
2025 Programming, Apps & Robotics Highly Commended
3-4 Highly Commended
Amber Vu
5-6 Highly Commended
Oaki Bellison
Orlando Spiliopoulos
9-10 Highly Commended
Jacinta Atterton, Thien-An Dang
Valar Rajesh
Glenunga International High School
Project: Beehive Bushfire Early Warning System
Sukhman Singh, Huylong Vu
Mount Carmel College
Project: Affordable voice-controlled prosthetic arm
Navraj Singh