
About the competition
The City of Swan is inviting high school students aged 11-18, who either attend school or live within the City, to take part in our Eco-Warrior Challenge.
Students can participate individually or in groups and will propose a circular life cycle for a product that is currently single-use.
We are asking students to use their creativity to change a linear make-use-dispose process into a process that fits into the circular economy and maximises resource recovery.
Competition guidelines
- A prize will be awarded in each of the three categories:
- Most impactful
- Most creative interpretation
- People’s choice
- The prize is a Guildford Garden Centre voucher of $30 value for each of the three categories. Three vouchers are available for each category.
- The vouchers must be used prior to the expiry date stipulated on the voucher.
- A certificate will be given to each of the students of the winning entries.
- The Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council (EMRC) will award one prize to their chosen winning entry. The prize consists of:
- A site tour of the Red Hill Waste Management Facility, which includes the tour cost, light refreshments, and the coordination and booking of bus transport for the winning student(s)’ class group (maximum 32 students)
- Entries are open to all high school students’ aged 11-18, who either attend school or live within the City of Swan.
- An individual student or a groups of 2-3 students may enter the competition
Competition winners will be notified via email, no later than 17 June 2025.
The prizes (vouchers and certificates) will be delivered to the school of the winning entries by a City of Swan Waste Education representative.
Guildford Garden Centre vouchers
- Each entry will be judged under three categories: Most impactful message, Most creative interpretation, and People’s choice.
- Winning entries will be chosen by the City of Swan’s Waste and Sustainability teams.
Tour of Red Hill Waste Management Facility
- The EMRC will select the winner of the tour prize.
- Pending availability of tours, the date of the outing is to be agreed upon by the school and the EMRC.
- Details for the tour booking will be provided to the winning school.
- Guildford Garden Centre vouchers - Each category will have three winning entries giving a total of nine winners.
- One winner will be selected for the Red Hill Waste Management Facility tour prize.
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