TECHNOLOGY (SCHOOLS AND ADULT) SCIENCE INVESTIGATION AWARDS & 3D PRINTING. Prize Schedule Competition Information September 2016 theshow.com.

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1 TECHNOLOGY (SCHOOLS AND ADULT) SCIENCE INVESTIGATION AWARDS & 3D PRINTING Prize Schedule Competition Inmation 2-11 September 2016 theshow.com.au

2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION DELIVERY, COLLECTION & JUDGING TIMETABLE Delivery 9 am to 3 pm Photography 3a Wednesday 24 August Multimedia 3b 15 Wednesday 24 August Exhibitors Section Category Page All School Students Secondary School Students Primary Schools Secondary School Students Special Needs Students - Primary & Secondary All School Students Secondary School Students Secondary School Students & Adults Secondary School Students All School Students All School Students All School Students All School Students Materials Technology Commercial Modelling Lego Systems Inmation Technology Systems & Energy Materials Technology Systems Technology Inmation Technology Combination of Technologies & Materials 1a 1b 1b 1c 1d 2a 2b 2c 2d Wednesday 24 August Wednesday 24 August Construction & Materials 2e 9 Wednesday 24 August E Racers Competition 7b Wednesday 24 August F1 in Schools SA State Final Robotics Innovation & Invention Enterprise Adult 5a Set Up Friday 26 August 12 noon 3 pm 6a Wednesday 24 August CO2 Dragsters 7a 22 Set Up Friday 26 August 12 noon 3 pm STEMSEL Microcontrollers & Robotics 8a Wednesday 24 August Digital Outputs 11a 32 Wednesday 24 August Science Investigation Awards Finals Monday 5 September 3D Printing Wednesday 24 August 9 am to 4 pm Location Goyder Pavilion Goyder Pavilion Goyder Pavilion Goyder Pavilion Goyder Pavilion Advanced Technology Centre Advanced Technology Centre Advanced Technology Centre Advanced Technology Centre Advanced Technology Centre Advanced Technology Centre Goyder Pavilion Goyder Pavilion (Display Advanced Technology Centre) Judging Thursday 25 August Friday 26 August Friday 26 August Friday 26 August Friday 26 August Friday 26 August & Thursday 8 September Monday 5 and Tuesday 6 September Wednesday 7 & Thursday 8 September Monday 5 and Tuesday 6 September Thursday 25 & Friday 26 August Finals - 5 to 9 September Friday 26 August Monday 5 September Friday 26 August Collection Date 9am to 12 noon Tuesday 13 September Tuesday 13 September Tuesday 13 September Tuesday 13 September Tuesday 13 September Tuesday 13 September Monday 12 and Tuesday 13 September Monday 12 September Monday 12 and Tuesday 13 September Monday 12 September Monday 12 September Tuesday 13 September Contact the Convenor to arrange to pick up your 3D entry if required The Goyder Pavilion is located on Goodwood Road and the Advanced Technology Centre is located at the Western end of the Showground. The Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society makes every attempt to ensure that all inmation contained within this schedule is correct at the time of printing, however the RA&HS reserves the right to change such details as may be required.

3 TECHNOLOGY (SCHOOLS AND ADULT), SCIENCE INVESTIGATION AWARDS (FORMALLY PICSE) & 3D PRINTING CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES FRIDAY, 22 JULY 2016 at 5.00 pm CST CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES The following conditions will strictly apply: All entries, whether posted, lodged in person or completed online (if applicable) must be in the Society s possession at its Administration Office by 5.00 pm (CST) on Friday 22 July When sending entry ms and fees by post, the onus is on the exhibitor to ensure adequate delivery time. Entry ms by facsimile or will not be accepted. A late entry option is available under the following conditions: o Late entries may only be submitted online and will be accepted 7 days after the official closing date (by 5.00 pm CST) o An additional fee equivalent to three times the standard entry fee is paid. Absolutely no exception to the above conditions will be made to any exhibitor under any circumstance. ONLINE ENTRIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ENTRIES Entries submitted online will be acknowledged via . For postal entries, if you require mal acknowledgement that your entry has been received please include a stamped, selfaddressed envelope with your entry m. ENTRY FEES (GST INCLUDED) Entry fees - $4 per entry (online), $5 per entry (paper) Cheques should be made payable to RA&HS and posted with the completed entry m. PAYMENT OF FEES When paying fees by cheque or credit card, exhibitors must ensure that sufficient funds are available at the time of entry. Failure to do so may result in non-acceptance of entries. REFUNDS No refund of entry fees will be made after the closing date of entries. MEMBERSHIP Exhibitors need not be members of the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society of SA Inc (hereafter referred to as RA&HS). Membership fees: Adults $156, Juniors $53 (under 18). CONTACT US Post RA&HS - Technology PO Box 40, GOODWOOD, SA entries@adelaideshowground.com.au Phone (08) Between 9.00 am pm Monday to Friday Secretary Jo Geschmay Website YOUR PRIVACY If you do not want your details to be made available to other parties, please tick the box on the entry m supplied by the RA&HS. Your personal inmation will then only be used by the RA&HS to maintain contact with you and allow us to manage your entries. The RA&HS reserves the right to inm prize sponsors of the details of recipients to enable distribution of their voucher/product prizes. GENERAL REGULATIONS Exhibitors are reminded that the Society s General Regulations apply to all sections of the Show. A copy of the General Regulations can be obtained from the Society s website at or from the Society s Administration Office. Exhibitors should note that the General Regulations contain a number of provisions relevant to competitions and this Schedule including but not limited to, offences, penalties, prohibited drugs. As those conditions apply in addition to the regulations contained within this schedule, Exhibitors should familiarise themselves with the General Regulations. SPECIAL REGULATIONS Exhibitors are reminded that the Special Regulations contained within this Schedule are merely supplementary to and subject to the General Regulations.

4 2 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING The members of the Society s Art, Craft, Cookery & Technology Committee shall have the authority to act on behalf of the Society to take any necessary action under these Special Regulations. SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES All exhibits must be current work from July 2015 to August The support material accompanying each exhibit should be packaged in a suitable A3 or A4 folder, displaying exhibit and class number. SCHOOLS TECHNOLOGY a) Design & Technology Goyder Pavilion b) Digital Technology Advanced Technology Centre in both ms of technologies, students are encouraged to add a folio or design brief documentation with their project to assist in judging major prizes. Some classes do not require back up work eg Photography, unless otherwise specified. Design brief projects require: A design brief stated clearly Independent planning and research evident Some innovation and originality Communication using graphics Good choice of materials and systems of manufacture Quality of project showing attention to detail/ permance Attention to safety in manufacture Clear use of literacy standards in investigation planning and evaluation stages Project only exhibits require: Attention to detail Quality choice of materials and processes Attention to safety in manufacture Quality of project showing attention to detail/ permance A solution of worth VET type projects require: A drawing with the item to show specifications and tolerances achieved. Highly appropriate choice of materials and processes/ systems Attention to safety in manufacture Attention to detail, permance and finish Team projects Team projects may be submitted in some Schools Technology categories ONLY and exhibitors appropriately named. Prizes will be awarded to named individuals of the teams with prize cards if they are named at entry/ registration time. Schools Technology Restriction of entries Exhibitors can enter more than one item judging. Exhibitors may not enter one project across 2 classes or categories. If the number of exhibits exceeds the space available, the Society reserves the right to display prize winning exhibits only. TRANSFERS Please ensure exhibits are entered in the correct class at time of entry. No exhibit will be transferred to another class after the closing date of entries. EXHIBIT CARDS After entries have closed; exhibit cards will be warded to exhibitors and must accompany each entry. These cards should be securely fastened to entries so that the card is clearly seen when the work is displayed. Straight pins must not be used to attach exhibit cards. Every separate article of a set must bear the exhibit number and be attached to the set by mounting. Exhibits must not have any identification markings or names, other than the exhibit cards supplied by the Society. WITHDRAWALS All withdrawals must be made in writing and can be sent via to entries@adelaideshowground.com.au or faxed to (08) ed withdrawals must include Withdrawal in the subject line and the section (eg Technology), exhibitor name, class number/s, exhibit number (if known) and exhibit name (if applicable). Withdrawals must be made at least 24 hours prior to judging. PRIZES & AWARDS Please refer to the relevant area of the Prize Schedule. SCHOOLS TECHNOLOGY: Prizes of First $15, Second $5 and Third $3 will be awarded in the following sections (unless otherwise specified)

5 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 3 Prize Cards: In addition to the prizes listed, cards may be awarded in accordance with the following table. First, Second and Third Cards, 10 to 15 exhibits One Commended card, 16 to 20 exhibits Two Commended cards, Over 20 exhibits Three Commended cards. Prize cards not collected will not be warded by the Society. Ribbons & Sashes: Place Ribbons Robotics, F1 in Schools and CO2 Dragster Classes. Champion Sashes Best Exhibit Sashes in 3D Printing and Science Investigation Awards The Best Overall Exhibit in Schools Technology will be sponsored by The Design and Technology Teachers Association of S.A. Inc. (DATTA) The criteria Best Design and Technology Exhibit in 2016, judges will be looking Uniqueness, sensitivity and innovation Independent learning and resourcefulness A high degree of finish and skills exhibited in the age group Attention to safety in manufacture A clever and marketable product / solution/ or idea. High quality of back up material if needed (judges discretion) Eligible entries must receive a first prize, then a special prize that section to be selected the Best Design and Technology Exhibit Overall Winner. PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY It is the preference of the RA&HS that any prize money won during the Royal Adelaide Show is paid by Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT). The Exhibitor should provide the BSB, Account Number and Account Name on the space provided on the entry m. Amounts of $15 or under will only be paid by this method. Exhibitors not requesting payment by EFT amounts greater than $15 will be paid by cheque. PLEASE NOTE THAT CHEQUES WILL BE MADE OUT IN THE NAME OF THE EXHIBITOR. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT IN THE NAME YOU HAVE ENTERED UNDER, YOU WILL NEED TO BE PAID VIA EFT. PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID AT THE END OF OCTOBER. To assist the Society, would you please ensure any cheques issued are deposited promptly into a bank account. Replacement prize cheques will be issued up to 16 December 2016, however a fee of $10 may be charged. If the cheque to be replaced is not returned then an additional fee will be charged to cover the cost of cancellation. Any concerns regarding prize money must be raised with the Society by 16 December. It is a term and condition of the payment of any prize by RA&HS that any cheque issued and provided in payment of a prize must be presented by the payee payment within fifteen (15) months of the date upon which the cheque is issued otherwise the cheque shall become stale and of no value and the prize shall be deemed to have been feited by the payee and RA&HS shall no longer be liable to pay the prize. Any trophy, prize or prize money not claimed by 16 December of the current year shall be deemed feited by the exhibitor and the RA&HS shall no longer be liable to pay or provide the prize. PRIZE MONEY AND GST Prize money as stated in the Prize Schedule does not include GST. The prize money which we pay to successful exhibitors depends on inmation provided to us. If you confirm that you are GST registered and provide your Australian Business Number (ABN), we will pay the appropriate prize money plus 10% GST. We will provide you with a Recipient Created Tax Invoice which you will need to submit to the Australian Taxation Office. In entering the competition, you acknowledge your agreement to the following: You will not issue a tax invoice to the RA&HS in respect to prize money received; You will notify the RA&HS if you cease to be registered GST. If you provide your Australian Business Number but are not registered GST, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to the GST. If you confirm you are entering as part of a private recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay the prize money as detailed in the Prize Schedule without reference to GST.

6 4 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING IMPORTANT It is important that you either: Confirm you are entering as part of a private recreational pursuit or hobby, or Confirm you are entering as a GST registered business and supply your ABN Failure to do either of the above will cause the RA&HS to withhold 48.5% of your prize money in accordance with Australian tax legislation. The RA&HS is not a tax consultant and theree assumes no liability actions taken as a result of these guidelines. In any instances where an entrant or sponsor is uncertain of the tax implications of their involvement, they should consult their own accountant or tax advisor. The Society makes every endeavour to ensure all prizes listed are accurate at the time of printing. Should a prize (cash, voucher, product, trophy) be withdrawn by a sponsor subsequent to printing, the Society will pay prize money as stated above. It is the responsibility of the prize winner to follow-up with the Society any sponsored prize (cash, voucher, product, trophy) they believe they are entitled to prior to Friday 16 December The Society will not follow-up prize sponsors after this date or review any prizes that may have been incorrectly awarded. PRIZE MONEY COLLECTION FOR TECHNOLOGY ONLY Alternatively, prize money, up to $50 cash in total, can be collected from the Administration Office on the dates below: Show Time: Friday 2 to Sunday 11 September 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm daily Post Show: Tuesday 13 September 9.00 am to 5.00 pm. Photo identification (e.g. driver s license) will be required when collecting prize money. SCHOOLS AND ADULT TECHNOLOGY SPECIAL CONDITIONS Judges Discretion and Removal of Entries: Any exhibit may be removed from the display by the judges on behalf of the RA&HS if the exhibit contains: 1. Weapons or weapons inferred, intentionally or otherwise. 2. Images that are offensive in a sexual or discriminatory manner, intentionally or otherwise. 3. Inmation that is offensive, indiscrete or defamatory, intentionally or otherwise. The exhibit may be returned to the owner at a later date. Goyder Pavilion Exhibits and Competitions Delivery of Exhibits - Wednesday 24 August 2016 All exhibits will be judged, displayed and secured bee Show week. Based on the ACARA Schools Technology (Primary & Secondary Years) Design & Technology (Goyder Pavilion) Materials & Construction Commercial Modelling Systems Systems & Energy Technology Graphics & Inmation Technology Schools Photography Multimedia Combinations of Materials & Technologies Science Investigation Awards (mally PICSE) Digital Technologies (Advanced Technology Pavilion) STEMSEL Foundation Robotics (Invention, Innovation & Enterprise) Robotics Competitions Adult Advanced Technology STEMSEL Genius F1 in Schools Competition (State Final) 3D Printing Competition CO2 Dragsters E Racers Digital Outputs

7 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 5 PRIMARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 1A - MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY Goyder Pavilion Exhibits and Competitions. Refer to the front of the Prize Schedule delivery dates and times. All exhibits wukk be judged, displayed and secured bee Show week. TRADITIONAL MATERIALS Students are to produce a structure that can withstand a ce or load, from wood, metal, straws, pop sticks, cardboard etc. Here are some examples - Bridge Crane A Tall Building A House, general building structures, etc. Agricultural and Horticultural Applications Class Years up to Year 5 Class Years 6/7 PRIMARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 1B - COMMERCIAL MODELING & LEGO SYSTEMS COMMERCIAL MODELING & LEGO SYSTEMS Students are to explore the use of technology through the ages. Models could be using commercial kits such as LEGO, Knex, Meccano, Fischer Technic etc. The item(s) on display this competition must fit into an imaginary box of maximum sizes 400 mm x 300 mm x 300 mm. (Otherwise these exhibits may not be displayed.) Topics could include structures - House Building Transport Games, Entertainment Models Animals Agricultural and Horticultural Applications Class Years up to Year 5 Class Years 6/7 ANY MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY NOT INCLUDED ELSEWHERE Class Years up to Year 5/6/7 THE DATTA PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY $50 sponsored by Design & Technology Teachers Association of SA

8 6 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING PRIMARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 1C - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GRAPHICS AND COMMUNICATION Students are to design on A3 paper, an important article of technology that is used today. Topics could include; Transport themes (ships, planes, cars, boats) Agricultural and Horticultural Applications Musical Instruments Board Game, etc Class Years up to Year 5 Class Years 6/7 EXPERIMENTAL AND INVESTIGATIONS Students are to visually express and discuss with some neat writing or word processing, their scientific concepts learnt, investigations and experiments. Models and writing could include topics such as; Cells Sound Light Water Animals Agricultural and Horticultural Applications Space A Space Ship Solar Heating, etc Class Years up to Year 5 Class Years 6/7 ANY MULTIMEDIA FOCUS NOT INCLUDED ELSEWHERE Class Years up to Year 5/6/7 THE ENTECH ELECTRONICS PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY $50 sponsored by Entech Electronics Pty Ltd PRIMARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 1D - SYSTEMS AND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS AND MECHANISMS Students are to produce a machine or model of a machine that can be powered by a clever means, e.g.; Rubber Band A Falling Weight Electrical Supply (Battery or Solar Power) Spring (Mouse Trap or Similar) Agricultural and Horticultural Applications Class Years up to Year 5 Class Years 6/7 ENERGY SOURCES Students are to produce an energy source or model of an energy source that is environmentally friendly and a clever solution to energy production e.g.; Windmill Agricultural and Horticultural Applications Solar Heating A Water Saving Project etc Class Years up to Year 5 Class Years 6/7 THE DATTA PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN SYSTEMS AND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY $50 sponsored by Design & Technology Teachers Association of SA

9 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 7 SECONDARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 2A - MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY Please refer to the inside front cover Closing Date of Entries, Staging, Judging and Collection times. All exhibits will be judged, displayed and secured bee Show week. This area encourages the safe use of a variety of materials to increase comt, lifestyle and needs in life. Some topics could include; Furniture Toys Containers Clamping Devices Aesthetic Pieces of Work Models Transport Tool Marking and Jigs Machines or Parts Thereof Boxes CD Racks Creative Wood and Metal Turning Balancing Toys Candle Holders Kitchen Utensils Photo Holders, Etc Materials to be used could include; Wood Metal Plastics and Other Materials Combination of 2 or more Materials Commercial Modelling and LEGO Systems WOOD CONSTRUCTION (Design process or project only) Class Year 8/9 Class Year 10 Class Year 11 Class Year 12/13/VET THE BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN WOOD MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY Voucher (value $60) sponsored by Bunnings Warehouse METAL CONSTRUCTION (Design process or project only) Class Year 8/9 Class Year 10/11 Class Year 12/13/VET THE MCKECHNIE PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN METALS MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY $60 sponsored by McKechnie Iron Foundry Pty Ltd COMBINATION OF MATERIALS CONSTRUCTION (Design process or project only) Class Year 8/9 Class Year 10/11 Class Year 12/13/VET THE DATTA PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN COMBINATION OF MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY $50 sponsored by Design & Technology Teachers Association of SA

10 8 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING SECONDARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 2B - SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIAL MODELING AND LEGO SYSTEMS (Design brief and Project only) This area encourages young people to explore the use of technology through the ages. Topics or models could be using commercial kits such as LEGO, Knex, Meccano, Fischer Technic, etc. Topics could include; Structures Transport Games Models Animals Action Heroes, etc Note - a. The judges encourage some written investigations of the real life application of the model based upon historical research, and using some pictures/ graphics. b. The item(s) on display this competition must fit into an imaginary box 400 mm x 300 mm x 300 mm maximum (Otherwise these exhibits may not be displayed) Class Year 8/9 Class Year 10 Class Year 11/12/13/VET THE ENTECH ELECTRONICS PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN COMMERCIAL MODELING SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY $50 sponsored by Entech Electronics Pty Ltd SECONDARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 2C - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY All projects in this category assume that the Design Process Approach is ongoing. This area uses inmation storage, retrieval, manipulation and presentation. Inmation can be expressed in many ways with 2D and 3D applications. a) Technical Graphics (hand only) b) Computer Aided Design (CAD) Both systems of communication may incorporate - Technical Illustration, Sections, Half Sections, Views, Projections, Geometric Principles etc. Preferred sizes Technical Graphics and CAD classes A4 paper, A4 folio, A3 paper or A3 folio may be displayed in any of this category unless otherwise stated. Examples of possible themes; Houseboat/House/Caravan Plans Machines Tools and their Parts Musical Instruments Household Appliances Transport Irrigation System etc Packaging a Product Sport s Equipment. Software packages A variety of IBM or MacIntosh software packages may be used e.g. Caddsman Illustrator Autocad Ironcad CATIA Autodesk Inventor 3D Modelling Packages Class Year 8/9/10 Class Year 11/12/VET THE DATTA PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN TECHNICAL GRAPHICS AND COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN $50 sponsored by Design & Technology Teachers Association of SA

11 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 9 SECONDARY SCHOOLS: CATEGORY 2D - COMBINATION OF TECHNOLOGIES & MATERIALS This category features the use of Combinations of Technologies and Materials that are considered as advanced but will be displayed in the Goyder Pavilion or Advanced Technology Centre at the discretion of the judges. This uses elements of Design Technology and Digital Technology. Students are required to present an article/s that are manufactured with CADCAM operations of either: a) Laser cutting b) CNC Machining A full size or scaled 3D Product from a working drawing. If competitor s submit a design folio with the project/s, the folio must: a) contain a design brief b) an investigation and identification of the processes used c) contain the competitor s original drawing and not a downloaded copy d) be exhibited with labels on the working model or article and folio The CADCAM project must not exceed a size greater than 150 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm. However, the CADCAM product and the final project incorporating other materials may be judged and exhibited For example - the project may be part of a whole group project with different materials eg a propeller of a plane or a fully assembled item which is static or working. Class Up to and including Year 8/9/10 Class Year 11/12/13/VET BEST EXHIBIT IN COMBINATION OF MATERIALS & TECHNOLOGIES CADCAM PRIMARY & SECONDARY SCHOOLS CATEGORY 2E - SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS For Primary and Secondary Students using Construction & Materials Technology. The exhibit/s may be accompanied with some writing or a title of the theme. A combination of materials may be used in a safe manner. A STRUCTURE Students are to produce an item of construction technology that is a model of a structure eg a bridge, a house, a scarecrow etc. Class Years up to Year 5/6/7 Class Year 8/9/10 Class Year 11/12/13 A METHOD OF TRANSPORT Students are to produce a model of a method of transport technology to be used as a toy. Class Year 8/9 Class Year 10/11/12/13 FURNITURE AND TOOLS Students are to produce a timber or metal item of construction technology. This needs to be a useful article. It may be used to store articles, it may be a tool or an item of furniture. Class Year 8/9 Class Year 10/11/12/13

12 10 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING CATEGORY 3A - PHOTOGRAPHY OPEN TO ALL SCHOOL STUDENTS WET CHEMICAL AND DIGITAL CAMERA IMAGING DIGITAL STUDIO MANIPULATION COLOUR BLACK AND WHITE Please refer to the inside front cover Closing Date of Entries, Staging, Judging and Collection times. This area reflects the knowledge and skills learnt, conveying a theme or story without necessarily using the written or spoken word. The technology used in this field may be wet chemical or digital technologies, to finally exhibit this inmation on film/ paper. Exhibits in this area are chiefly mounted print(s) only Special note 1. All photography exhibits must have 4 patches of Velcro hooks attached at back, one in each corner displaying the print(s). 2. The exhibitors in classes using the Full Design Process Approach (Investigate, devise, produce, evaluate) will need to document and neatly present their work using the design process in an A3 OR A4 folio. 3. All photographs must be originals by the exhibitor and mounted on board or card, preferably black, and have the school stamp on the back only, to facilitate sorting. 4. Exhibit cards should be affixed to the FRONT lower right hand corner of the mount. 5. The prints may be postcard size or larger (preferably 250mm x 200mm) 6. Where themes are involved, there is the possibility of incorporating more than one photograph, it is considered as ONE class of article to be judged. (i.e - a group of two or three as ONE piece of work, if identified by exhibitor). Wet chemical and Digital Camera Imaging will be mixed in the classes (Colour or Black and White) (a) An original photograph must be taken by the exhibitor. (No scanning) (b) The subsequent originals may be modified. (c) The final, good quality print(s) must be mounted on card. (d) The print(s) may need to be titled if the subject or theme is not obvious to the viewer/ judges. Digital Studio Manipulation (Colour or Black and White) (a) The original may be manipulated and modified a contrived / non realistic print. (b) Judges will be looking the creative use of photo editing skills to create an impact. (c) The final good quality print(s) must be mounted on card (d) The print(s) may be titled and also use various fonts. JUDGING CRITERIA All photography exhibits will be judged according to - (a) Technical Quality upon presentation and mounting print(s). (b) Correct choice and use of suitable camera, darkroom, and photo editing techniques. (c) Clear use of theme or topic. (d) Visual impact of print (s). (e) All work is the exhibitor s original images.

13 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 11 FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR EXHIBITS DURING OR BEFORE YEAR 8 Mounted Print(s) Only Class People, Portraits, black and white Class People, Portraits, colour Class Buildings and other structures, black and white or colour Class School Life, black and white or colour Class Landscapes/Seascapes, black and white Class Landscapes/Seascapes, colour Class Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks, and Streams, colour Class The Camera - Looking above or from below, black and white Class The Camera - Looking above or from below, colour Class Special Effects, including photograms and pinhole camera, black and white Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, black and white Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, colour Class Nature, pets, black and white Class Nature, pets, colour Class Nature, Flora, black and white Class Nature, Flora, colour Class Nature, Flora, The Rose, colour Class Celebrations, black and white Class Celebrations, colour Class Carnivals and Special Events, black and white Class Carnivals and Special Events, colour Class Motion, black and white Class Motion, colour Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, black and white, a creative use Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, colour, a creative use. Class Any Subject, not included elsewhere, black and white Class Any Subject, not included elsewhere, colour THE JOANNE SCHAPEL PRIZE and THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN PHOTOGRAPHY DURING OR BEFORE YEAR 8 Voucher (Value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies $50 sponsored by Bek Schapel FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR EXHIBITS DURING YEAR 9 Mounted Print(s) Only Class Buildings and other Structures, black and white Class Buildings and other Structures, colour Class People, Portraits, black and white Class People, Portraits, colour Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, black and white Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, colour Class Nature, pets, black and white Class Nature, pets, colour Class Nature, Flora, black and white Class Nature, Flora, colour Class Nature, Flora, The Rose, colour Class Action, Movement, Motion, responding to the instant, black and white Class Action, Movement, Motion, responding to the instant, colour Class The Environment, observation or social comment, black and white Class The Environment, observation or social comment, colour Class Carnivals and Special Events, black and white Class Carnivals and Special Events, colour Class Celebrations, black and white Class Celebrations, colour Class Texture, black and white Class Shape, Pattern and Form, black and white Class Special Effects, e.g. tone drop out, pinhole camera, toning, colouring Class Perspective, black and white Class Perspective, colour Class The Camera, Looking above or from below, black and white Class The Camera, Looking above or from below, colour Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, black and white, a creative use. Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, colour, a creative use. Class Any Subject, not included elsewhere, black and white Class Any Subject, not included elsewhere, colour THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN PHOTOGRAPHY YEAR 9 Voucher (value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies

14 12 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR EXHIBITS DURING YEAR 10 Mounted Print(s) Class Portraiture, black and white Class Portraiture, colour Class Buildings and other Structures, black and white Class Buildings and other Structures, colour Class Action, Movement, Motion, responding to the instant, black and white Class Action, Movement, Motion, responding to the instant, colour Class Reflection, black and white Class Reflection, colour Class Landscapes/Seascapes, black and white Class Landscapes/Seascapes, colour Class Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks and Streams, colour Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, black and white Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, colour Class Nature, pets, black and white Class Nature, pets, colour Class Nature, Flora, black and white Class Nature, Flora, colour Class Nature, Flora, The Rose, colour Class Special Effects, using camera only, black and white Class Special Effects, using camera only, colour Class Special Effects, including tone separation, graphic work, solarization, black and white or colour This may include use of special effects camera techniques included. Class Close up Photography, less than one metre, black and white Class Close up Photography, less than one metre, colour Class A Fashion Statement, black and white Class A Fashion Statement, colour Class Celebrations, black and white Class Celebrations, colour Class Carnivals and Special Events, black and white Class Carnivals and Special Events, colour Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, black and white, a creative use Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, colour, a creative use. Class Any Subject, not included elsewhere, black and white Class Any Subject, not included elsewhere, colour THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN PHOTOGRAPHY IN YEAR 10 Voucher (Value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR EXHIBITS DURING YEAR 11 Mounted Print(s) Only Some exhibits require the design process approach Class Buildings and other structures, black and white Class Buildings and other structures, colour Class Portraiture, classical, black and white Class Portraiture, classical, colour Class Portraiture, candid, black and white Class Portraiture, candid, colour Class Landscapes/Seascapes, black and white Class Landscapes/Seascapes, colour Class Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks and Streams, colour Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, black and white Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, colour Class Nature, pets, black and white Class Nature, pets, colour Class Nature, Flora, black and white Class Nature, Flora, colour Class Nature, Flora, The Rose, colour Class Special Effects, using camera only Class Ageing or Time, black and white Class Ageing or Time, colour Class Special Effects, black and white or colour The Design Process Approach. This folio could include tone separation, multiple exposures, any type of graphic work, solarization. This may include use of special effects with the camera, A3 or A4 presentation. Class Special Effects, black and white This folio could include tone separation, multiple exposures, any type of graphic work, solarization. This may include use of special effects with the camera, A3 or A4 Presentation

15 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 13 Class Special Effects, colour Including tone separation, solarization. This may include use of special effects with the camera, A3 or A4 Presentation. Class Captured Image, Front Page News, capturing the moment, black and white Class Captured Image, Front Page News, capturing the moment, colour Class Night Life and Lights, black and white Class Night Life and Lights, colour Class Still Life, black and white print(s) only. i.e. table top photography, using artificial and/or natural lighting on a non-living prearranged subject. Class Still Life, an independent study, black and white The Design Process in an A4 folio i.e. table top photography, using artificial and/ or natural lighting on a non-living prearranged subject. Class Still Life, colour Print(s) Only. i.e. table top photography using artificial and/ or natural lighting on a pre-arranged subject. Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topics, colour a creative use. Less than 1 metre, requires special lens use. THE DESIGN PROCESS APPROACH This folio could include tone separation, multiple exposures, any type of graphic work, solarisation. This may include use of special effects with the camera. A3 or A4 presentation. The design process in an A4 folio classes 558 to 560 (ie) table top photography, using artificial and/ or natural lighting on a non living pre-arranged subject. Class Still Life, colour. (ie) table top photography using artificial and/or natural lighting on a pre-arranged subject. Class Macro or Close Up Photography, black and white or colour. Less than 1 metre, requires special lens use. Class Digital Studio Manipulation & Imaging, black and white or colour. THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN PHOTOGRAPHY IN YEAR 11 Voucher (Value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR EXHIBITS DURING YEAR 12/13 Mounted Print(s) Only Some exhibits require the design process approach. Class Buildings and other structures, black and white. Class Buildings and other structures, colour. Class Portraiture, classical, black and white Class Portraiture, classical, colour Class Portraiture, candid, black and white Class Portraiture, candid, colour Class Landscapes/Seascapes, black and white Class Landscapes/Seascapes, colour Class Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks and Streams, colour Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, black and white Class Nature, Animals, wildlife, colour Class Nature, pets, black and white Class Nature, pets, colour Class Nature, Flora, black and white Class Nature, Flora, colour Class Special Effects, using camera only Class Ageing or Time, black and white Class Ageing or Time, colour Class Special Effects, black and white This folio could include tone separation, multiple exposures, any type of graphic work, solarization. This may include use of special effects with the camera, A3 or A4 Presentation Class Special Effects, colour This could include tone separation, multiple exposures, any type of graphic work, solarization. This may include use of special effects with the camera, A3 or A4 Presentation Class Captured Image, Front Page News, capturing the moment, black and white High Visual Impact Class Captured Image, Front Page News, capturing the moment, colour High Visual Impact

16 14 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING Class Night Life and Lights, black and white Class Night Life and Lights, colour Class Still Life, black and white i.e. table top photography, using artificial and/or natural lighting on a non living prearranged subject. Class Still Life, colour i.e. table top photography using artificial and/ or natural lighting on a pre-arranged subject. Class Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, colour, a creative use. Less than 1 metre. Class Any subject, not included elsewhere, black and white Class Any subject, not included elsewhere, colour THE DESIGN PROCESS APPROACH This folio could include tone separation, multiple exposures, any type of graphic work, solarisation. This may include use of special effects with the camera. A3 or A4 presentation. The design process in an A4 folio classes 590 to 592 (ie) table top photography, using artificial and/ or natural lighting on a non-living pre-arranged subject. Class Still Life, colour (ie) table top photography using artificial and/or natural lighting on a pre-arranged subject. Class Macro or Close Up Photography, black and white or colour Less than 1 metre, requires special lens use. Class Digital Studio Manipulation and Imaging, black and white or colour THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT IN PHOTOGRAPHY IN YEAR 12/13 Voucher (Value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies PHOTOJOURNALISM YEARS 10/11/12/13 This category is available to Years 10, 11, 12/13 in 2016 ONLY Conditions Judging and assembling of exhibit done prior to show week (Thursday 25 August 2016) The entry fee of $4 per exhibit of 10 prints (single entry) this event is by the closing date. Numbers may be restricted due to available space. The Photojournalism Brief A Day in the life of a Young Person You will be required to show 10 images, as a package, depicting a day in the life of a young person. Competitors will need to exhibit prints that may assist an editor of a newspaper or magazine to highlight a story that can be used in a high quality magazine. These images must be covered as to show a tasteful young person s view of the 2015/2016 year so far. The size will be A4 or A3 and be mounted on card to be judged bee Show week Here are some helpful ideas. You may add others of interest to you and the public The images may include (a) Celebrations and Special Events (b) Christmas Pageants (c) Music and venues (d) Street life/ City Life (e) Markets and fairs (f) Country life (g) A Day and Night at the Royal Show (h) A day at the beach (i) Famous landmarks (j) Sports and personalities (k) Travel (local, state or overseas) (l) Free choice

17 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 15 Judging Criteria The Final Images must be - (a) Originals produced by a digital camera, by the student (b) The originals may be suitably modified with studio techniques to enhance the quality, presentation and impact of the print (c) High technical quality and presentation publication in a magazine, with mounted card. (d) Clear use of themes or topic chosen, full coverage a magazine article. (e) Images have visual impact to the public which is in good taste, not offensive the Society and public. Class THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE A Day in the Life of a Young Person Year 10/11/12/13 First prize Voucher (value $100); Second Voucher (value $75); Third Voucher (value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies SPECIAL AWARDS Overall Special Prizes the Photography Section THE ROSE SOCIETY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT OVERALL IN PHOTOGRAPHY DEPICTING A ROSE (COLOUR PRINT) $75 sponsored by Rose Society of South Australia THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT OVERALL IN PHOTOGRAPHY (COLOUR PRINT) FOR IMPACT Voucher (Value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT OVERALL IN PHOTOGRAPHY (BLACK AND WHITE) FOR IMPACT Voucher (Value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies BEST EXHIBIT OVERALL IN PHOTOGRAPHY (DIGITAL MANIPULATION) FOR IMPACT AND EFFECTS This area encourages students to show a presentation of computer assisted graphics, using digital photography, imaging, with power point presentation, web page design, etc. This area should reflect the use of emerging technologies in media presentation. There is a need to provide to the public, a description of issues or themes with a possible solution, with higher visual impact. Special conditions Multimedia applications will need to submit a DVD read only PC mat. Individual and group work is encouraged. The item must be titled. Some possible themes could include - Confronting global and local issues, Life at school, At the beach, Life in the city, or the country. CATEGORY 3B - MULTIMEDIA Entertainment such as - A Musical Presentation, A Comedy Routine, A Drama, A Melodrama Community services and advertising, Ceremonies and celebrations etc. Class Year 8/9/10 Class Year 11/12/13/VET THE TOTAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PRIZE BEST EXHIBIT FOR MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION Voucher (Value $50) sponsored by Total Photographic Supplies BEST OVERALL EXHIBIT IN DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY

18 16 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING CATEGORY 9 - SCIENCE INVESTIGATION AWARDS PLEASE REFER TO THE FRONT OF THIS SCHEDULE FOR CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES, DELIVERY & REMOVAL DATES AND TIMES, PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY ETC. This competition focuses on a strong food and fibre theme and a use of Technology to describe and solve problems. It requires students to use logical scientific investigation techniques. Judges will be looking - Unique and exceptional high quality of work Any relevant back up work of a high standard Following the logical process of the design cycle approach or scientific method exhibited Strong ethical approach to improve the quality of human life or condition Understanding of rural problems and solving these in a unique manner Positive interaction with the judges and public WHAT IS IT? The Science Investigation Awards is an investigation-based school science competition. WHY SHOULD YOU ENTER? The Science Investigation Award is a great way to do some real-life science. You ll gain valuable skills, solve problems, work with other students, meet new people, learn a lot and maybe even win some cash prizes! WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO DO? Each entry (individual or team) has to pose a question as a hypothesis and then plan and complete a scientific investigation to help answer that question. The project then has to be written up as a scientific report and displayed as a poster. The posters will be judges by industry scientists at the Awards Day. HELP We can come to your school and help with the investigations, please contact the Convenor (see below). ENTRY Students need to register in the Science Investigation Awards by completing the entry m or go online to INVESTIGATION Students complete their investigation in their own or school time. Teachers are encouraged to provide support and direction and students may also enlist other people as scientific mentors. REPORT & DISPLAY The final poster needs to be submitted on the day of judging. JUDGING First round judging will take place at at regional judging days in August. Schools and entrants will be notified of the details. Finalists will be judged on Monday 5 September at the Royal Adelaide Show by scientists and industry representatives. Finalist students need to be present to interact with the judges. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES Prizes will be awarded in each category. There will also be prizes the Best Food and Fibre based project. Awards will be presented at the Royal Adelaide Show or participating schools on a suitable date. All students will receive a Participation Certificate. CONVENOR Sarah McDonnell, Food & Fibre Science Investigation Awards Co-ordinator or sarah.mcdonnell@agcommunicators.com.au PRIZES All prizes will be awarded to the winners of judging held at this year s Royal Adelaide Show. Primary (years 5, 6, 7) Prizes Best Overall, Second and Third Secondary (these prizes will be awarded each year level - with year 11 & 12 combined) Best Overall, Second and Third. All finalists will receive a Certificate of Merit and Prize placing s each region will receive a ribbon. SASHES Will be awarded the following: Best Year 11/12 Project Best Year 10 Project Best Year 9 Project Best Year 8 Project Best Primary School Project (Years 5-7) Best Food & Fibre Based Project DELIVERY & REMOVAL OF EXHIBITS All finalist exhibits to be brought to the Show on the day of judging.

19 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING 17 FINAL JUDGING DAY PROGRAM HELD AT THE ADELAIDE SHOWGROUND Monday, 5 September 2016 Bee Delivery & set-up of entries am am Opening Ceremony am Judging Commences 1.00 pm Students leave Successful students will be notified and invited to attend finals judging at the Royal Adelaide Show. RESTRICTION OF ENTRIES This competition is restricted to any student in year 5-12 from any school in South Australia. Entries are restricted to a maximum of 15 entries per school preliminary judging days. Exhibitors may not submit more than one entry in any one class. Due to limited space available this competition only a selection of award winners will be displayed during the Royal Adelaide Show following finals day. Class THE FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA PRIZE Primary (Years 5 & 7) First prize $250; Second $150; Third $100 sponsored by Food & Fibre Education SA Class THE FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA PRIZE Year 8 First prize $250; Second $150; Third $100 sponsored by Food & Fibre Education SA Class THE FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA PRIZE Year 9 First prize $250; Second $150; Third $100 sponsored by Food & Fibre Education SA Class THE FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA PRIZE Year 10/11/12 First prize $250; Second $150; Third $100 sponsored by Food & Fibre Education SA THE FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA PRIZE BEST FOOD & FIBRE PROJECT PRIMARY $300 sponsored by Food & Fibre Education SA THE FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA PRIZE BEST FOOD & FIBRE PROJECT YEAR 8/9 $300 sponsored by Food & Fibre Education SA THE FOOD & FIBRE EDUCATION SA PRIZE BEST FOOD & FIBRE PROJECT YEAR 10/11/12 $300 sponsored by Food & Fibre Education SA

20 18 TECHNOLOGY, SIA & 3D PRINTING CATEGORY 5A - F1 IN SCHOOLS SOUTH AUSTRALIA STATE FINAL Set up of team Pit Displays will take place on Friday 26 August 2016 between noon and 3.00 pm. All displays must be to a Royal Show standard. All exhibits will be displayed and secured bee Show week. COMPETITION AND JUDGING DURING SHOW The competition is promoting engineering including the use of advanced technology systems, culminating in a range of judging including racing of model vehicles. The competition will comprise of judging across four key areas as follows: 1. Engineering/Scrutineering. Including use of CAD/CAM, CNC manufacturing and compliance with the technical rules. 2. Portfolio Pit Display. Covering project management, financial and resource management, marketing and team identity. The final design including research, initial design concepts and development of these through testing and evaluation. 3. Verbal Presentations. Outlining project innovation, collaboration with industry and learning experience. 4. Racing. Including time trials, reaction racing as well as knockout racing. COMPETITION DAYS Monday 5 and Tuesday 6 September REGISTRATION Registration is $4.00 per exhibit (single or team) and registrations must be submitted online via the REA website at by Friday 22 July CLASSES OF COMPETITION 1. Cadet Class - 1 race vehicle made with CNC Machine and an A2 (or 2 x A3) poster/s of the F1 Design Process. Cars will be scrutineered and raced. This class is open to students in Year 5 to Year Development Class - 2 race vehicles, 12 page portfolio, pit display, verbal presentation, engineering assessment and racing. This class is open to first time competing students in Years 5 to 9 and has special machining, portfolio and pit display restrictions imposed. 3. Junior Professional Class - 2 race vehicles, 20 page portfolio, pit display, verbal presentation, engineering assessment and racing and folio. This class is open to teams in Years 5 to 9 who have competed previously or do not wish to be imposed with the restrictions placed upon the Development Class. 4. Senior Professional Class - 2 race vehicles, 20 page portfolio, pit display, verbal presentation, engineering assessment and racing. This class is open to teams in Years 10 to 12, regardless of whether they have competed previously. There are no restrictions imposed. SUBMISSION OF PROJECT ELEMENTS Competitors will need to submit their two finished race vehicles along with an A3 orthographic drawing to REA staff by midday Sunday 4 September at an agreed drop off point. The following project elements are to be submitted at 8.30 am on Monday 5 September x Hi Res A3 Portfolios. Both portfolios will NOT be returned to teams until the end of the competition. Students wishing to display a portfolio on their pit display or take a copy to verbal presentation judging, will need to provide additional copies. 2. A Hi Res A3 realistic render of their car 3. A USB (not DVD or CD) of all CAD data their car and any components/parts as well as electronic copies of a hi-res portfolio, engineering drawings and renders. All documents are to be A3 size. See all inmation on F1 in Schools, including current rules and regulations, on the REA website DISPLAYS Displays must look professional and be secured the duration of the Show. The public will be screen off from the display. The public need to see a quality display throughout the Show. Cadet Teams posters will be mounted on display panels provided this purpose. All Development, Junior Professional and Senior Professional classes will require booth displays of 2 metres long x 1 metre deep x 2.4 metres high with 2 x 240 volt power outlets. If numbers are excessive and space is limited, teams will rotate days of display. Teams will be advised through the RA&HS and REA. Awards presented at a closing ceremony will be Royal Show sashes and displayed in the booths.