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Frank MacDonald Memorial Study Tour 2022-23

Congratulations to the six winners of the Frank MacDonald Memorial Prize for 2022 as they embark on the journey of a lifetime in April 2023. The winners are:

• Amy Willey, Tasman District School
• Harry Lillywhite, Scotch Oakburn College
• Jacob Rittman, Penguin District School
• Jacob Watt, Bayview Secondary College
• Sarah Brewer, Ulverstone Secondary College
• Xander Power, Marist Regional College

The Frank MacDonald Memorial Prize is named in honour of Tasmania’s last surviving World War 1 veteran and plays a vital role in ensuring our young remember the stories of our veterans.

Open to all Year 9 students in Tasmania, the Frank MacDonald Memorial Prize is an essay-based competition to help promote and preserve the meaning of the ANZAC spirit in the Tasmanian community.

Since the prize’s inception in 2004, thousands of Tasmanian students have entered the competition and discovered more about Tasmania’s military history and the spirit of those who left our shores for the war effort to protect those they were leaving behind.

Students travelling to the Western Front in Europe undertake research into individual soldiers. The research is presented during the tour and helps build understanding of the experiences of soldiers and nurses who served.

The Frank MacDonald Memorial Prize is a study tour for approximately 14 days.  The tour party will also include:

• Caitlin Midson, Devonport High School teacher
• Emma Cohen, Burnie High School teacher
• Don Ryan, RSL representative
• Hon. Guy Barnett MP, Minister for Veterans Affairs
• Terese Smith, Department of Premier and Cabinet