2012 junior tech ps web

JUNIOR TECHNOLOGY7-15 September 2012 theshow.com.au

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Section Delivery Judging Collection

Primary Years Design & Technology (Years R to 7)

Construction &

Materials Technology

Information Technology

Systems & Energy Technology

Photography

Wednesday 29 August Goyder Pavilion 8.30 am to 3.00 pm

Thursday 30 August

Monday 17 September Goyder Pavilion 8.30 am to 12 noon

Special Needs Students in Technology Classes (Years R to 12)


Thursday 30 August


Secondary Years Design & Technology (Years 8 to 12/13 and VET)

Construction & Materials Technology

Information Technology


Thursday 30 August



Show Week Exhibits Robotics Invention,

Innovation & Enterprise

SACE Invitation Exhibits

F1 in Schools CO2 Dragsters

Wednesday 29 August “New” Technology Centre 8.30 am to 3.00 pm

Monday 17 September “New” Technology Centre 8.30 am to 12 noon


Photography Photojournalism Multimedia


Thursday 30 August


DelIveRy, COlleCTION & JuDgINg TIMeTAble JuNIOR TeCHNOlOgy 2012

JuNIOR TeCHNOlOgyCLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES

FRIDAY 6 JULY 2012 at 5.00 pm

ClOSINg DATe OF eNTRIeSThe following conditions will strictly apply:• Allentries,whetherlodgedinpersonorsent

bypost,orcompletedonlinemustbeintheSociety’spossessionatitsAdministrationOfficeby5.00 pm on Friday, 6 July 2012.

• Postalentryformsandfeeswillbeaccepteduptoandincludingentriespostmarkedonorbeforetheofficialclosingdate.

• Whensendingentryformsandfeesbypost,theonusisontheexhibitortoensureadequatedeliverytime.

• Entryformsbyfacsimileoremailwillnotbeaccepted.

• Ifyourequireformalacknowledgementthatyourentryhasbeenreceived,pleaseincludeastampedself-addressedenvelopewithyourentryform.

• Alateentryoptionisavailableunderthefollowingconditions:Theentryform/sandfeesarereceivedorpostmarkedwithin7daysoftheofficialclosingdate andAnadditionalfeeequivalenttothreetimesthestandardentryfeeispaid.

• Absolutely no exception to the above conditions will be made to any exhibitor under any circumstance.

ON lINe eNTRIeSEntriesfortheJuniorTechnologysectionscanbesubmittedonlinein2012.Pleasegototheshow.com.auforfurtherinformation.

eNTRy Fee (gST INCluDeD)Postagestampswillnotbeacceptedaspaymentforentryfees.Entryfees:-$3perentrySchool/JuniorclassesMakechequespayabletoRA&HSandpostwithcompletedentryformsto: RA&HS–JuniorTechnologyPOBox40 GOODWOODSA5034

TRANSFeRSPleaseensureexhibitsareenteredinthecorrectclassattimeofentry.Noexhibitswillbetransferredtoanotherclassafterclosingdateofentries.

MeMbeRSHIPExhibitorsneednotbemembersoftheRoyalAgriculturalandHorticulturalSocietyofSAInc.MembershipfeesAdults$140,Juniors(under18)asat1January2012,$48.

SPeCIAl RegulATIONS ExhibitorsareremindedthattheSociety’sGeneralRegulationsapplytoallsectionsoftheShowandthattheSpecialRegulationshereundersetout,whichapplytothissectiononly,aremerelysupplementarytoandsubjecttotheseGeneralRegulations.AcopyoftheGeneralRegulationsmaybeobtainedfromtheSociety’swebsiteattheshow.com.auoruponrequestfromtheSociety’sAdministrationOffice.

PRIZeSPrizesofFirst$15,Second$5andThird$3willbeawardedinthefollowingsections(unlessotherwisespecified)Inadditiontotheprizeslisted,cardsmaybeawardedinaccordancewiththefollowingtable.First,SecondandThird–Cards,10to15exhibits–OneCommendedcard,16to20exhibits–TwoCommendedcards,Over20exhibits–ThreeCommendedcards.PrizecardsnotcollectedwillnotbeforwardedbytheSociety.

yOuR PRIvACyIfyoudonotwantyourdetailstobemadeavailabletootherparties,pleaseticktheboxontheentryformsuppliedbytheRA&HS.YourpersonalinformationwillthenonlybeusedbytheRA&HStomaintaincontactwithyouandallowustomanageyourentries.TheRA&HSreservestherighttoinformprizesponsorsofthedetailsofrecipientstoenabledistributionoftheirvoucher/productprizes.Pleasenote:bytickingtheboxtosuppressyourdetails,yournamewillappearintheCatalogue(ifapplicable)butyouraddresswillnot.

Enquiries: Telephone 08 8210 5211 or email [email protected]

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PRIZe MONey AND gSTPrizemoneyasstatedinthePrizeScheduledoesnotincludeGST.Theprizemoneywhichwepaytosuccessfulexhibitorsdependsoninformationprovidedtous.IfyouconfirmthatyouareGSTregisteredandprovideyourAustralianBusinessNumber(ABN),wewillpaytheappropriateprizemoneyplus10%GST.WewillprovideyouwithaRecipientCreatedTaxInvoicewhichyouwillneedtosubmittotheAustralianTaxationOffice.Inenteringthecompetition,youacknowledgeyouragreementtothefollowing:• Youwillnotissueataxinvoicetothe

RA&HSinrespecttoprizemoneyreceived;• YouwillnotifytheRA&HSifyouceasetobe

registeredforGST.IfyouprovideyourAustralianBusinessNumberbutarenotregisteredforGST,wewillpaytheprizemoneyasdetailedinthePrizeSchedulewithoutreferencetotheGST.Ifyouconfirmyouareenteringaspartofaprivaterecreationalpursuitorhobby,wewillpaytheprizemoneyasdetailedinthePrizeSchedulewithoutreferencetoGST.

IMPORTANTIt is important that you either:• Confirmyouareenteringaspartofaprivate

recreationalpursuitorhobby,or• ConfirmyouareenteringasaGSTregistered

businessandsupplyyourABNFailure 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.TheRA&HSisnotataxconsultantandthereforeassumesnoliabilityforactionstakenasaresultoftheseguidelines.Inanyinstanceswhereanentrantorsponsorisuncertainofthetaximplicationsoftheirinvolvement,theyshouldconsulttheirownaccountantortaxadvisor.

PAyMeNT OF PRIZe MONeyEFTisamoreefficientformofpaymentofprizemoney.Exhibitorsarerequestedtonominatebankaccountdetailsonthespaceprovidedontheentryformtofacilitatepromptpaymentofprizemoney.Exhibitorswhodonotnominateabankaccountmaybepaidbychequebyindicatingontheentryform.Pleasenote–paymentbychequewillbemadeafterEFTpaymentsareprocessed.Pleasenotethatchequeswillbemadeoutinthenameoftheexhibitor.Ifyoudonothaveanaccountinthenameyouhaveenteredunder,youwillneedtobepaidviaEFT.

ToassisttheSociety,wouldyoupleaseensurechequesaredepositedpromptlyintoabankaccount.Replacementprizechequeswillbeissuedupto31December2012,howeverafeeof$10maybecharged.Ifthechequetobereplacedisnotreturnedthenanadditionalfeewillbechargedtocoverthecostofcancellation.AnyconcernsregardingprizemoneymustberaisedwiththeSocietyby31December.

CONDITIONS OF eNTRy Please read the schedule carefully, as changes may have occurred from previous years. Exhibits may be rejected if they do not fit the criteria as printed. • Exhibits/workenteredintheRoyalAdelaide

Showinpreviousyearscannotbeenteredinsubsequentyears.

• TheSocietywillnotacceptresponsibilityforanyexhibitenteredinawrongclassandtransferswillnotbepermitted.

• TheSocietywillnotunderanycircumstancesholditselfresponsibleforanylossordamagetoanyexhibit.

• Thejudgesareempoweredtoawardaprize,whethertherebeoneormoreexhibits,providingtheydeemtheexhibitworthy.Theymayawardsecondprizeinlieuoffirstorthirdprizeinlieuofsecond.

• Thejudge’sdecisionisfinalandnocorrespondencemaybeenteredinto.

• IN JUNIOR CLASSES: Exhibitorsshouldnotethatentryformsmustbesignedbyparent,guardianorteacherstatingthattheworkenteredistheoriginalandunaidedworkoftheexhibitor.

ReSTRICTION OF eNTRIeS Exhibitorsmaynotenteroneprojectacross2classesorcategories.Pleasechooseclasseswisely.

PRIZe MONey COlleCTION Alternatively,prizemoney,upto$50cashintotal,canbecollectedfromtheAdministrationOfficeonthedatesbelowShow Time: Friday, 7 to Saturday, 15 Sept – 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm daily Post Show: Monday, 17 Sept 9.00 am to 5.00 pm. Photoidentification(e.g.driver’slicense)willberequiredwhencollectingprizemoney.

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eXHIbIT CARDS Afterentrieshaveclosed,exhibitcardswillbeforwardedtoexhibitorsandmustaccompanyeachentry.Thesecardsshouldbesecurelyfastenedtoentriessothatthecardisclearlyseenwhentheworkisdisplayed.Straightpinsmustnotbeusedtoattachexhibitcards.Everyseparatearticleofasetmustbeartheexhibitnumberandbeattachedtothesetbymounting.Exhibits must not have any identification markings or names, other than the exhibit cards supplied by the Society.

DelIveRy OF eXHIbITSDeliveryofexhibits,Wednesday,29August2012ReferInsideFrontCover.ExhibitsenteredwillbereceivedattheGoyder Pavilion or the Technology Centre,AdelaideShowground,Wayville,between9.30amand3.00pmonWednesday29August,2012,andmayberemovedonproductionoftheEntryDetailReturn(computerprintout)between9.00amand12.00noononMonday,17September2012.OtherShowweekcompetitorswillneedtoreadspecialconditionsofentryforCategory5.

This competition is supported and sponsored by:

• DepartmentforEducationandChildDevelopment

• TotalPhotographicSupplies• DesignandTechnologyTeachers'

AssociationofS.A.Inc• McKecknieIronFoundryPty.Ltd.• JascoPty.Ltd• GardnerBearings• REA(Re-EngineeringAustralia)• RoyalAgriculturalandHorticulturalSociety

ofS.A.EducationFoundation• eLabtronics,Adelaide• BunningsWarehouseofMarion• EntechPrintedCircuitsPty.Ltd• TheRoseSocietyofS.A.

SPeCIAl CONDITIONS AND ReQuIReMeNTS FOR JuDgINg

Team projectsTeamprojectsmaybesubmittedinsomecategoriesandexhibitorsappropriatelynamed.Prizeswillbeawardedtonamedindividualsoftheteamswithprizecardsiftheyarenamedatentry/registrationtime.

Judges Discretion and removal of entriesAnexhibitmayberemovedfromthedisplaybythejudgesonbehalfoftheRoyalAgriculturalandHorticulturalSocietyiftheexhibitcontains-

a. Weaponsorweaponsinferred,intentionallyorotherwise.

b. Imagesthatareoffensiveinasexualordiscriminatorymanner,intentionallyorotherwise.

c. Informationthatisoffensive,indiscreteordefamatory,intentionallyorotherwise.

Theexhibitmaybereturnedtotheowneratalaterdate.Design and Technology CategoriesThedisplayofcompetitionentrieswillencouragestudentstoexpresstheirworkandcapabilityinDesignandTechnologyinitsmanyformsto-a. EngageintheAdvancedTechnologyand

Enterprisecompetitionsduringshowweekb. Showastaticdisplayofworkcompleted

duringthepreviousyearc. Connecttothecommunityandprovidea

visualdisplayofatransitionoftechnologiesfromprimarytosecondarytotertiaryyears.

The static display and Show week competitions will comprise of (unless stated as show week events)

Primary Years Design and Technology (YearsRto7)ConstructionandMaterialsTechnologyInformationTechnologySystemsandEnergyTechnologyPhotography-BlackandwhiteorColour,DigitalImagingandStudioManipulation(SeeCategory4SecondaryYearsPhotographyDuringorbeforeYear8inSecondaryYearsSection)

Special Needs Students in Technology(YearsRto12)PrimaryandSecondaryStudentswhoaredisabledorimpairedduetosight,sound,intellectualcapacityanddexterity.Thesestudentsmayneedextraguidancewithcloseinstruction,forOHS&Wreasons.

Secondary Years Design and Technology(Years8to12/13andVET)Category1 ConstructionandMaterials TechnologyCategory2 InformationTechnologyCategory3 ShowWeekExhibitsandevents AdvancedTechnologyand Enterprise

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a. Roboticsb. Invention,InnovationandEnterprisec. TheSACETechnology,ScienceandResearch

ExhibitsandCompetition(Invitationonlyexhibits)

d. F1inSchoolsCompetitionandHandmadeCO2DragstersCompetition

Category4 Photographyincluding PhotojournalismCategory5 Multimedia

IDeNTIFICATIONEachexhibitmustbeclearlylabelledwiththeappropriateexhibitcardlabel.ThesupportmaterialaccompanyingeachexhibitshouldbepackagedinasuitableA3orA4folder,displayingexhibitandclassnumber.

NATuRe OF eXHIbITSAllexhibitorsengageinlearning,usingthedesignprocess.Someclassesrequireabackupfolioofwork.Mostclassesrequireonlyafinalproduct.Designprocessdrivenexhibitshaveupto70%Project,30%backupwork.Primary Years (up to and including 5, 6 & 7) Exhibitorsareencouragedtouserecycledmaterialsanddecoratingtothemesinasafeandresponsiblemanner.Theitemmaybeproducedwithtraditional,familiarmaterials.Secondary Years (8, 9, 10, 11, 12/13 and V.E.T) Encouragingsafe,effective,efficientandeconomicaluseofmaterialsandsystemsusingtraditional,contemporaryandadvancedtechnologies.Special needs students (across all year levels)Exhibitorsmayrequirespecialhelpandeffortfrominstructorwithguidance,careandsafetyinmindforastudenttoworkmaterials,toolsandmachines.Design brief projects require:• Adesignbriefstatedclearly• Independentplanningandresearchevident• Someinnovationandoriginality• Communicationusinggraphics• Goodchoiceofmaterialsandsystemsof

manufacture• Qualityofprojectshowingattentionto

detail/performance• Attentiontosafetyinmanufacture• Clearuseofliteracystandardsin

investigationplanningandevaluationstages• Projectonlyexhibitsrequire:Attention to detail:• Qualitychoiceofmaterialsandprocesses• Attentiontosafetyinmanufacture• Qualityofprojectshowingattentionto

detail/performance• Asolutionofworth

VET type projects require:• Adrawingwiththeitemtoshow

specificationsandtolerancesachieved.• Highlyappropriatechoiceofmaterialsand

processes/systems• Attentiontosafetyinmanufacture• Attentiontodetail,performanceandfinish

TheBestDesignandTechnologyExhibitOverallfor2012willbesponsoredby

The Design and Technology Teachers’ Association of S.A. Inc. (DATTA)

The criteria for Best Design and Technology Exhibit in 2012, judges will be looking for:• Uniquenessandinnovation• Independentlearningandresourcefulness• Ahighdegreeoffinishandskillsexhibited

intheagegroup• Attentiontosafetyinmanufacture• Acleverandmarketableproduct/solution/

oridea.• Highqualityofbackupmaterialifneeded

(judges’discretion)

Eligibleentriesmustreceiveafirstprize,thenaspecialprizeforthatsectiontobeselectedfortheBestDesignandTechnologyExhibitOverallWinner.

PRIMARy yeARS DeSIgN & TeCHNOlOgy

Delivery of exhibits: Wednesday 29 August 2012.Allexhibitswillbejudged,displayedandsecuredbeforeShowweek.

CATegORy 1 - CONSTRuCTION AND MATeRIAlS TeCHNOlOgyTRADITIONAl MATeRIAlS

Studentsaretoproduceastructurethatcanwithstandaforceorload,fromwood,metal,straws,popsticks,cardboardetc.Here are some examples - • Bridge• Crane• TallBuilding• House• Building,etc

Class 1–Years up to Year 5

Class 2–Years 6/7

COMMeRCIAl MODelINg AND legO SySTeMSStudentsaretoexploretheuseoftechnologythroughtheages.ModelscouldbeusingcommercialkitssuchasLEGO,Knex,Mechano,FischerTechnicetc.Theitem(s)ondisplayforthiscompetitionmust

fitintoanimaginaryboxofmaximumsizes400mmx300mmx300mm.(Otherwisetheseexhibitsmaynotbedisplayed.)Topics could include structures - • House• Building• Transport• Games• Models• Animals• ActionHeroes,etc

Class 3–Years Up to Year 5

Class 4–Years 6/7

ANy CONSTRuCTION AND MATeRIAlS FOCuS NOT INCluDeD elSeWHeRe

Class 5–Years Up to Year 5, 6 and 7

THE DATTA AWARD for

BEST EXHIBIT IN CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS

•$50sponsoredbyDesign & Technology Teachers' Association of SA

CATegORy 2 - INFORMATION TeCHNOlOgygRAPHICS AND COMMuNICATION

StudentsaretodesignonA3paper,animportantarticleoftechnologythatisusedtoday.Topics could include; • Transportthemes(ships,planes,cars,boats)• MusicalInstruments• BoardGame,etc


Class 7–Years 6/7

eXPeRIMeNTAl AND INveSTIgATIONSStudentsaretovisuallyexpressanddiscusswithsomeneatwritingorwordprocessing,theirscientificconceptslearnt,investigationsandexperiments.Models and writing could include topics such as; • Cells• Sound• Light

• Water• Animals• Space• SpaceShip• SolarHeating,etc


Class 9–Years 6/7

ANy MulTIMeDIA FOCuS NOT INCluDeD elSeWHeRe

Class 10–Years Up to Year 5, 6 and 7

THE TEXTA CHILDREN'S GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATION AWARD

for BEST EXHIBIT IN INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY•Product(value$50)sponsoredby

Jasco Pty Ltd

CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES FRIDAY 6 JULY 2012 at 5.00 pm

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CATegORy 3 - SySTeMS AND eNeRgy TeCHNOlOgySySTeMS AND MeCHANISMS

Studentsaretoproduceamachineormodelofamachinethatcanbepoweredbyaclevermeans,e.g.;• RubberBand• FallingWeight• ElectricalSupply(BatteryorSolarPower)• Spring(MouseTraporSimilar)


Class 12–Years 6/7

eNeRgy SOuRCeSStudentsaretoproduceanenergysourceormodelofanenergysourcethatisenviromentallyfriendlyandacleversolutiontoenergyproductione.g.;• Windmill• SolarHeating• MeansofWaterSavingetc



THE DATTA AWARD for

BEST EXHIBIT IN SYSTEMS AND ENERGY TECHNOLOGY


SPeCIAl NeeDS STuDeNTSForPrimaryandSecondaryStudents.

Delivery of exhibits Wednesday 29 August 2012Allexhibitswillbejudged,displayedandsecuredbeforeShowweek.

Theexhibit(s)maybeaccompaniedwithsomewritingoratitleofthetheme.Acombinationofmaterialsmaybeusedinasafemanner.

A STRuCTuReStudentsaretoproduceanitemofconstructiontechnologythatisamodelofastructuree.g.;• Bridge• House,etc

Class 15–Years Up to year 5/6/7

Class 16–Years 8/9/10

Class 17–Years 11/12/13

FuRNITuRe AND TOOlSStudentsaretoproduceatimberormetalitemofconstructiontechnology.Thisneedstobeausefularticle.Itmaybeusedtostoresomething,itmaybeatool,oranitemoffurniture.


Class 19–Years 10/11/12/13

A MeTHOD OF TRANSPORTStudentsaretoproduceanitemoftransporttechnologye.g.;• Toys


Class 21–Years 10/11/12/13


for BEST EXHIBIT IN CONSTRUCTION

TECHNOLOGY•Product(value$50)sponsoredby Jasco Pty Ltd


SeCONDARy yeARS DeSIgN & TeCHNOlOgy

Delivery of exhibits Wednesday 29 August 2012Allexhibitswillbejudged,displayedandsecuredbeforeShowweek.

CATegORy 1 - CONSTRuCTION AND MATeRIAlS TeCHNOlOgyMeTAl CONSTRuCTION

(Designprocessorprojectonly)

Class 26–Year 8/9

Class 27–Year 10/11

Class 28–Year 12/13/VET

THE MCKECHNIE IRON FOUNDRY PRIZE and

THE GARDNER BEARINGS PRIZE for

BEST EXHIBIT IN METALS MATERIALS CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

(Designprocessorproject)•$50sponsoredby

McKechnie Iron Foundry Pty Ltd •Product(value$150)sponsoredby

Gardner Bearings

COMbINATION OF MATeRIAlS CONSTRuCTION(Designprocessorprojectonly)

Class 29–Year 8/9



THE DATTA AWARD for

BEST EXHIBIT COMBINATION OF MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

(Designprocessandprojectonly)•$50sponsoredby Design & Technology

Teachers' Association of SA

Thisareaencouragestheuseofavarietyofmaterialstoincreasecomfort,lifestyleandneedsinlife.Some topics could include; • Furniture• ToysContainers• ClampingDevices• AestheticPiecesofWork• ModelsforTransport• ToolMarkingandJigs• MachinesorPartsThereof• BoxesCDRacks• CreativeWoodandMetalTurning• BalancingToys• CandleHolders• KitchenUtensils• PhotoHolders,Etc

Materials covered are; • Wood• Metal• PlasticsandOtherMaterials• Combinationof2ormoreMaterials• CommercialModelingandLEGOSystems

WOOD CONSTRuCTION(Designprocessorprojectonly)

Class 22–Year 8/9

Class 23–Year 10

Class 24–Year 11


THE BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE PRIZE for

BEST EXHIBIT IN WOOD MATERIALS CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY(Designprocessorprojectonly)

•Voucher(valaue$50)sponsoredbyBunnings Marion


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COMMeRCIAl MODelINg AND legO SySTeMS(DesignbriefandProjectonly)Thisareaencouragesyoungpeopletoexploretheuseoftechnologythroughtheages.TopicsormodelscouldbeusingcommercialkitssuchasLEGO,Knex,Mechano,FischerTechnic,etc.

Topics could include; • Structures• Transport• Games• Models• Animals• ActionHeroes,etcNote-a. Thejudgesencouragesomewritten

investigationsofthereallifeapplicationofthemodelbaseduponhistoricalresearch,andusingsomepictures/graphics.

b. Theitem(s)ondisplayforthiscompetitionmustfitintoanimaginarybox400mmx300mmx300mmmaximum(Otherwisetheseexhibitsmaynotbedisplayed)

Class 32–Year 8/9

Class 33–Year 10

Class 34–Year 11/12/13/VET


for BEST EXHIBIT IN COMMERCIAL MODELING

SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY•VouchersponsoredbyJasco Pty Ltd

CATegORy 2 - INFORMATION TeCHNOlOgyAllprojectsinthiscategoryassumethattheDesignProcessApproachisongoing.Thisareausesinformationstorage,retrieval,manipulationandpresentation.Informationcanbeexpressedin-TechnicalGraphics(Handonly)andComputerAidedDesign(CAD).Bothsystemsofcommunicationmayincorporate-TechnicalIllustration,Sections,Halfsections,Views,Projections,GeometricPrinciplesetcPreferred SizesA4paper,A4folio,A3paperorA3foliomaybedisplayedinanyofthiscategory,unlessotherwisestated.

TeCHNICAl gRAPHICS & COMPuTeR AIDeD DeSIgN (CAD)

(Designbrieforprojectonly)Here are some possible themes for Technical Graphics and CAD classes; • Houseboat/House/CaravanPlans• Machines• ToolsandtheirParts• MusicalInstruments• HouseholdAppliances• Transport• IrrigationSystemetc• PackagingforaProduct• Sport’sEquipment.

Software packages AvarietyofIBMorMacIntoshsoftwarepackagesmaybeusede.g.• Caddsman• MacDraw• Autocad• Ironcad• CATIA• AutodeskInventor• 3DModellingpackagesetc.Afullsizeorscaledsize3DProductfroma3DPrinterisencouragedandmaybesuppliedwiththedrawingsasevidenceofaworkingmodel.

Class 35–Year 8/9

Class 36–Year 10


Class 38–Any Item, not included elsewhere in Category 2

THE DATTA AWARD for

BEST EXHIBIT IN TECHNICAL GRAPHICS AND COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN


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CATegORy 3 - PeRFORMINg ADvANCeD TeCHNOlOgy AND eNTeRPRISe eXHIbITS

Delivery of exhibits Wednesday 29 August, 2012AllexhibitswillbedisplayedandsecuredbeforeShowweek.

SPeCIAl CONDITIONS

Allcompetitionsandjudgingincategory3areperformedduringShowWeek.Competitorswillbenotifiedoftimesanddates.Failuretodosomayeliminateyourentryfrombeingjudgedordisplayed.Registrationwith$3perexhibit(singleorteam)fortheseeventsisbyFriday6July2012StudentswillberequiredtogototheTechnology Centreattheallocatedtimestocompleteanddisplaytheirwork.FinalprojectswillbedisplayedattheendofthecompetitiondaysincabinetswithprizecertificatesintheTechnologyCentre.Someexhibitorsmayneedtocompeteasateam,ifotherwisestated.

MICROCONTROlleRS AND RObOTICS

Competition days and dates:Friday7September,Saturday8SeptemberANDSunday9September2012

Materials, programs hardware and softwareYouwillneedtoprovideyourprojectwithsoftwarepackagesfromeLabtronics,ADELAIDEYouwillneedtobringalaptopcomputer(240V,ACSupplied)aprogrampreparedandthemodel.Descriptionanddetailswillbesuppliedthrough–webaddressforall3competitionsinthissectionelabtronics.comJudges will be looking for quality and originality with the - • designofcircuit• designofthehardware• efficiencyofcontrol• manufactureofthe“componentsofthe

circuitandfinishoftheproduct”• performance

COMPeTITION 1 - CONTROl CIRCuITS AND PROgRAMMINg - THe egg INCubATOR

ParticipantsarerequiredtodesignandconstructwitheLabtronics,ezSystemkitsandmicrocontrollersaneggincubatorforuseasanagriculturalapplication.Theincubatorswillbeactivelyrunningthroughtheshowweekandrequiretestingofperformancebeforethejudging.

Class 39–Up to and including Year 7

Class 40–Year 8/9

Class 41–Year 10


THE ELABTRONICS AWARD for

BEST EXHIBIT IN ADVANCED CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES (EGG INCUBATOR)

•Product(value$450)sponsoredbyeLabtronics Software&Kit&ezSystemsDesignerlicences

COMPeTITION 2 - RObOTICS (lINe FOllOWINg)Judging requirements RobotsdesignedwithsoftwareandhardwarefromeLabtronics,aretocompetewitheachothertofollowalineonafield.Theracetrackisablackpapersheetmatwithawhitelinetwistingandturningfromstarttofinish.Thetrackhassimpleandmorecomplexturns.TherobotsshouldsensethelineandtheprogrambeadjustedbythecompetitorintheShowweek.Timesaretakenforefficiencyoftheprogram.Judgeswillbelookingfororiginalityofdesignofhardwareandefficiencyofsystemofcontrol


Class 44–Year 5/6/7

Class 45–Year 8/9

Class 46–Year 10



BEST EXHIBIT IN CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES (ROBOTICS FOCUS LINE FOLLOWING)

•Product(value$450)sponsoredbyeLabtronics Software,Kit&ezSystemsDesignerLicenses

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COMPeTITION 3 - RObOTICS (SOCCeR vIA ReMOTe CONTROl)

Judging Requirements Robotsdesignedwithsoftwareandhardwaretocompetewitheachotherandtoplaceaballinagoal,usingaremotecontrolsuchasaPlaystation2(PS2)controllerdevice.Anothercompetitormaybeonthefield(iftimepermits)tobeadefenderandtheotheranattackingrobot.Therobotsmaysensetheotherrobot,sensethepositioninthefieldandbeabletobecontrolledwithaprogram,suchaseLabtronics(ezSystem).



Class 50–Year 8/9

Class 51–Year 10



BEST EXHIBIT IN ADVANCED CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES (ROBOTICS FOCUS SOCCER)•Product(value$450)sponsoredbyeLabtronicsSoftware,Kit&ezSystemDesignerLicenses

INNOvATION, INveNTION AND eNTeRPRISeThiscompetitionisdesignbriefandproblembasedlearning(PBL)requiringbackupworkandthecompetitorattendingthecompetitionday(s).Competition days and dates - Thursday13SeptemberFriday14September

There are 2 competitions -a. Theindividualprizewinner–achoiceof5

topicsb. Thegrouporteamprizewinner–achoice

of2topics

The Design BriefCompetitorsarerequiredtousecontrolcircuitsandprogrammingforaninventiondisplayinginnovation.Competitorsarerequiredtobecreativeinthissectiontodemonstrateanideaormodelthatismarketableasacommerciallyviableproduct.TheinventionandinnovationusestheprogrammingofmicrocontrollerstoperformtaskswithezSystemprograms.Theinventionmusthaveastrongethicscomponenttoimprovethehumanconditionorqualityoflife.

The competitor(s) must demonstrate and present an exhibit that-a. demonstratesenterpriseandamarketing

strategyb. containsafoliointheinvestigation,

planningandevaluationstagesoftheinvention

c. candemonstratetheworkinginventiontojudgeswithaverbaldiscussion.

Thethemesmaybeapplicableinthelocal,stateorglobalcontext.

Judging requirements for both individual and team competitions -CompetitorswillbeinvitedbytheRoyalShowtoattendonjudgingdaystodemonstrateanddiscusswiththejudges,theirinnovativecontrolsystem.Theindividualorasmallgroup(about6peoplerepresentingateam)willbeinvitedbytheRoyalShowtodisplaythework.Theinventionmustbeworkingandhaveagoodstandardofdisplayandfinishtothepublic.Bothtypesofcompetitorsmustdisplaytheinventionwithafolioasamarketingtoolofbackupworkthatshows–a. Atitlepagewiththeexhibitnumber,class

numberandtitleoftheinventionb. Thedesignbriefc. Adescriptionofthetechnologysystems

usedd. Theinvestigationandanalysisofmaterials

(traditionalandadvanced)e. Theinvestigationandanalysisofsystems

usedtomanufactureandcontroltheinvention

f. Graphicsshowingideasandfinalstagesofconceptsrealisationoftheinnovation

g. APrintofthecontrolprogramwithsomephotosofconstructionandfinalworkingstages.

h. Anevaluationdescribingavisionstatementandmarketingstrategyforyourinvention.

NB -Thefolioneedstoabout15A4pageslongandbepresentedonthedaywiththeinvention.TheprogramsneedtobeinaPCwindowsformat,readableandbasedonezSystemsfromeLabtronics,Adelaide.

INDIvIDuAl PRIZe CATegORIeSThethemesforanindividualprize(applicableinthelocal,stateorglobalcontextare)-EntertainmentandRecreationEnvironmentalIssuesAgriculturalApplicationsManufacturingandIndustrialApplicationsEnergyandTransportApplications

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Sometopicscouldinclude–animatronics,systemsreducingCO2emissions,wastedisposal,water,soilandairconservation,improvingproductivityfromtheland,improvequalityandquantitycontrolofmanufacturingprocesses,analarmsystem,asmartstreetlight,awhitegoodscontrolsystem,amodeloflowenergyhousingconstruction,heating,cooling,lightingandwatersavingsystem,alighthouse,aseedsower,etc

INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION TOPICSeNTeRTAINMeNT AND ReCReATION



Class 55–11/12/13

eNvIRONMeNT ISSueSClass 56–Up to and including Year 8



AgRICulTuRAl APPlICATIONSClass 59–Up to and including Year 8



MANuFACTuRINg AND INDuSTRIAl APPlICATIONS




eNeRgy AND TRANSPORTClass 65–Up to and including Year 8



BEST EXHIBIT IN INNOVATION, INVENTION AND ENTERPRISE IN

ROBOTICS COMPETITION Theindividualwinnerwillreceive2returneconomyticketsfortheindividualwinnerandanadulttotraveltoMalaysiatocompeteinthe

2013RobofestCompetition

TeAM COMPeTITIONThe Design Brief Competitorsarerequiredtousecontrolcircuitsandprogrammingforaninventiondisplayinginnovation.withanideaormodelofasustainablesystemforeithera-.a. SmartCityorab. SmartFarmTheinnovation,inventionandenterprisecompetitionmodelsusetheprogrammingofmicrocontrollerstoperformtaskswithezSystemprograms.Theinventionmustbeactiveandcanbeusedbythepublicasaninteractivedisplay.Theinvention/displaymustbeeyecatching.Theteamwillberequiredattimestodiscusstheirinventionwiththepublicandobservedbythejudges.Thedisplaycanbenolargerthan1800mmx1200mm.Theinventionmayhaveasolutiontosomeoftheseproblems.Examplescouldincludetrafficcontrol,wastedisposalandsanitation,improvingproductivity,transportandenergy,lighting,coolingandheating,powergeneration,communicationsystems,freshwaterandstorage,soilerosionetc

Judges’ Special Comment Thejudgeswillbelookingforaninnovativeapproachwithstrongethicsand“greenapproach”totheproblemtobesolved.TheTeamCompetitionentriesmaybeselectedanddisplayedattheRoyalShowatdifferenttimesduetolimitedspace.TeamswillbeadvisedbyTheRoyalShowandeLabtronics,Adelaide.

TEAM COMPETITION TOPICSSMART FARM




SMART CITyClass 71–Up to and including Year 8



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(C) THe SACe TeCHNOlOgy, SCIeNCe & ReSeARCH eXHIbITS & COMPeTITION

IndividualswillbeaskedBYINVITATIONONLYtodisplaytheirworkfromthepreviousyear.SetupofthedisplayisdonepriortothecommencementoftheRoyalShow.Thisgroupofpeoplewillbeinvitedtodisplaytheirworkrepresentingeither-a. ScienceInvestigationofconceptsfrom

schoolsb. SACETechnologySpecialPrizesc. SACEResearchProjectsd. TheIBResearchProjects

All exhibitors are required to pay a $3.00 exhibition and competition fee.SomeexhibitorsmaybeinvitedtoattendtheRoyalshowweektodemonstratetheirworkifrequired.Judgeswillbelookingfor• Uniqueandexceptionalhighqualityof

work• Anyrelevantbackupworkofahigh

standard

• Followingthelogicalprocessofthedesigncycleapproachorscientificmethodexhibited

• Strongethicalapproachtoimprovethequalityofhumanlifeorcondition

• Positiveinteractionwiththejudgesandpublic.

Displaysmustnotbeanybiggerthan1500mmx900mm(portrait)andmayrequireasmalltabledisplayatthefronttodisplaytheitem.Spacewillbelimited.

Class 74–Science Investigation of Concepts Year 8/9/10

Class 75–The IB Research Project Year 10

Class 76–SACE Special Prizes Year 12/13

Class 77–SACE Research Projects Year 12/13

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F1 IN SCHOOlS COMPeTITION & CO2 DRAgSTeRS COMPeTITIONDelivery of exhibits Wednesday 29 August to Friday 31 August, 2012

AllexhibitswillbedisplayedandsecuredbeforeShowweek.

COMPeTITION AND JuDgINg DuRINg SHOW WeeK

Thecompetitionispromotingengineeringincludingtheuseofcontemporaryandadvancedsystems,culminatinginknockouteventcompetitionsandpresentationofmaterials.

The competitions will comprise of –a. F1inSchoolsCompetitionb. HandmadeCO2DragstersCompetition

(RacingCarandnoveltythemes)

Special NoteThenoveltysectionthemesforthehandmadeCO2DragstersmaybeWarnerBros.orcomicstripthemessuchastheRoadrunnerandCoyote,TweetieandSylvesteretc.Youmayneedtobringanotherpersonasyourcompetitivepartner,orproduce2cars(with2entryandregistrationfees).

COMPeTITION DAySF1 in Schools Competition Monday10SeptemberTuesday11September

Handmade CO2 Dragsters – Racing Car and novelty themes Wednesday12September

Racing and demonstrations Thursday13SeptemberFriday14SeptemberRegistration with $3 per exhibit (single or team) for these events is by Friday 6 July 2012These competitions are for students who are going to exhibit at the Show, during Show weekStudents will be required to go to the Technology Centre at the allocated times to complete and display their work. Safety requirements and exhibitionAll entries in the CO2 Dragster competition and F1 in schools competition will be scrutineered for safety before racing.Team portfolios and project materials for F1 in Schools Competition will be displayed in booths with prize certificates in the Technology Centre.Dragsters will be run as a series of heats for best times and overall awards.


Description and details will be supplied through – web address for all competitions in this sectionDesignspecificationsforF1inschoolscompetitionTeachersrea.org.auDesignspecificationsforhandmadeDragstersTeachersinschoolsF1 In Schools CompetitionThiscompetitionismanagedandrunbyREAandisstructuredover4classes-a. CadetClass–Teamsnewtothecompetition,

1racevehiclemadewithCNCMachinesandanA2posteroftheF1DesignProcess.Carswillbescrutineeredandraced.ThisclassisopentostudentsinYears5to13

b. DevelopmentClass-Teamsnewtowholecompetitionwith2racevehicles,12pageportfolio,pitdisplay,verbalpresentation,engineeringassessmentandracing.ThisclassisopentostudentsinYears5to9

c. JuniorProfessionalClass-TeamswhohavecompletedpreviouslyordonotwishtobeimposedwithrestrictionsplacedupontheDevelopedClass,2racevehicles,20pageportfolio,pitdisplay,verbalpresentation,engineeringassessmentandracingandfolioforYears8to10

d. SeniorProfessionalClass-TeamsinYears10to13,regardlessofwhethertheyhavecompetedpreviously,2racevehicles,20pageportfolio,pitdisplay,verbalpresentation,engineeringassessmentandracing

Competitors will need to submit with their 2 race vehicles the following -a. Portfoliocontaining,thedesignbrief,

researchdocumentation,analysisandevaluations,promotionalideasandmaterials,evidenceofcollaborationwithindustry.

b. Drawings(egorthogonal),electronicorhardcopyaswellasCAD/CAMdata,realisticrenders.

c. Portfolioandboothdisplays.

DisplaysDisplaysmustlookprofessionalandbesecuredforthedurationoftheshow.Thepublicwillbescreenedofffromthedisplay.Thepublicneedtoseeaqualitydisplaythroughoutshowweek.Cadetteamsposterswillbemountedondisplaypanelsprovidedforthispurpose.Alldevelopment,juniorprofessionalandseniorprofessionalclasseswillrequireboothdisplaysof2metreslongx1metredeepx2.4metreshigh,with2x240voltpoweroutlets.Ifnumbersareexcessive,andspaceislimited,teamswillrotatedaysofdisplay.TeamswillbeadvisedthroughtheRoyalShowandREA.

CADeT ClASSClass 78–Year 8/9/10/11/12/13

BEST ENGINEERED F1 RACE VEHICLE

FASTEST QUALIFYING LAP F1 RACE VEHICLE

BEST PRESENTED POSTER F1 IN SCHOOLS COMPETITION

BEST FINISHED CAR

DevelOPMeNT ClASS F1 IN SCHOOlS COMPeTITION

Class 79–Year 8/9/10/11/12/13

BEST ENGINEERED F1 RACE VEHICLE

FASTEST QUALIFYING LAP F1 RACE VEHICLE

BEST PRESENTED PORTFOLIO AND PITS/BOOTH DISPLAY F1 IN SCHOOLS

COMPETITION

BEST PRESENTED TEAM COLLABORATION F1 IN SCHOOLS COMPETITION

JuNIOR PROFeSSIONAl ClASS F1 IN SCHOOlS COMPeTITION


BEST ENGINEERED F1 RACE VEHICLE FASTEST QUALIFYING LAP F1 RACE VEHICLE


COMPETITION



SeNIOR PROFeSSIONAl ClASS F1 IN SCHOOlS COMPeTITION


BEST ENGINEERED F1 RACE VEHICLE FASTEST QUALIFYING LAP F1 VEHICLE RACE


COMPETITION


HAND MADE CO2 DRAGSTERS COMPETITION DAYS AND DATESWednesday12SeptemberThursday13September

HAND MADe CO2 DRAgSTeRS - veHICle ONlyClass 82–Year 8/9/10


BEST PRESENTED AND DECORATED HANDMADE CO2 DRAGSTERS

FASTEST TIMED HANDMADE CO2 DRAGSTERS

HAND MADe CO2 DRAgSTeRS - NOvelTy SeCTION - veHICle(S) ONly

e.g.WarnerBrosTheme



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FASTEST TIMED HANDMADE CO2 DRAGSTERS (NOVELTY SECTION)

CATegORy 4 - PHOTOgRAPHyDelivery of exhibits Wednesday 29 August 2012

AllexhibitswillbedisplayedandsecuredbeforeShowweek.

WeT CHeMICAl AND DIgITAl CAMeRA IMAgINg DIgITAl STuDIO MANIPulATION

ColourBlack and WhiteThisareareflectstheknowledgeandskillslearnt,conveyingathemeorstorywithoutnecessarilyusingthewrittenorspokenword.Thetechnologyusedinthisfieldmaybetraditional(wetchemical)oremerging(digital),tofinallyexhibitthisinformationonfilm/paper.Exhibitsinthisareaarechieflymountedprint(s)only

Special note 1. All photography exhibits must have 4

patches of “Velcro hooks” attached at back, one in each corner for displaying the print(s).

2. TheexhibitorsinclassesusingtheFull

DesignProcessApproach(Investigate,devise,produce,evaluate)willneedtodocumentandneatlypresenttheirworkusingthedesignprocessinanA3ORA4folio.

3. Allphotographsmustbeoriginalsbytheexhibitorandmountedonboardorcard,preferablyblack,andhavetheschoolstamponthebackonly,tofacilitatesorting.

4. ExhibitcardsshouldbeaffixedtotheFRONTlowerrighthandcornerofthemount.

5. Theprintsmaybepostcardsizeorlarger(preferably250mmx200mm)

6. Wherethemesareinvolved,thereisthepossibilityofincorporatingmorethanonephotograph,itisconsideredasONEclassofarticletobejudged.

(i.e-agroupoftwoorthreeasONEpieceofwork,ifidentifiedbyexhibitor).

CO2CartridgeswillbesuppliedbyREAforF1inSchoolsCompetitionand

Norgren Pty Ltd andDATTAofSAfordemonstrationeventsandCO2DragsterCompetitions.


Wet chemical and Digital Camera Imaging will be mixed in the classes (Colour or Black and White)a. Anoriginalphotographmustbetakenbythe

exhibitor.(Noscanning)b. The"subsequentoriginals"maybemodified.c. Thefinal,goodqualityprint(s)mustbe

mountedoncard.d. Theprint(s)mayneedtobetitledifthe

subjectorthemeisnotobvioustotheviewer/judges.

Digital Studio Manipulation (Colour or Black and White)a. Theoriginalmaybemanipulatedand

modifiedfora“contrived/nonrealisticprint”.

b. Judgeswillbelookingforthecreativeuseofphotoeditingskillstocreateanimpact.

c. Thefinalgoodqualityprint(s)mustbemountedoncard

d. Theprint(s)maybetitledandalsousevariousfonts.

JUDGING CRITERIAAllphotographyexhibitswillbejudgedaccordingto-a. TechnicalQualityuponpresentationand

mountingprint(s).b. Correctchoiceanduseofsuitablecamera,

darkroom,andphotoeditingtechniques.c. Clearuseofthemeortopic.d. Visualimpactofprint(s).e. Allworkistheexhibitor’soriginalimages.

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MOuNTeD PRINT(S) ONlyClass 86–People, Portraits, blackandwhite

Class 87–People, Portraits, colour

Class 88–Buildings and other structures, blackandwhiteorcolour

Class 89–School Life, blackandwhiteorcolour

Class 90–Landscapes/Seascapes, blackandwhite

Class 91–Landscapes/Seascapes,colour

Class 92–Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks, and Streams, colour

Class 93–The Camera - Looking above or from below, blackandwhite

Class 94–The Camera - Looking above or from below, colour

Class 95–Special Effects, including photograms and pinhole camera,blackandwhite

Class 96–Nature, Animals, wildlife, blackandwhite

Class 97–Nature, Animals, wildlife, colour

Class 98–Nature, Animals, pets, blackandwhite

Class 99–Nature, Animals, pets,colour

Class 100–Nature, Flora,blackandwhite

Class 101–Nature, Flora,colour

Class 102–Nature, Flora, The Rose, colour

Class 103–Celebrations, blackandwhite

Class 104–Celebrations, colour

Class 105–Carnivals and Special Events, blackandwhite

Class 106–Carnivals and Special Events, colour

Class 107–Motion, blackandwhite

Class 108–Motion,colour

Class 109–Digital Studio Manipulation, Any topic, blackandwhiteorcolouracreativeuse

Class 110–Any Subject, not included elsewhere, blackandwhite

Class 111–Any Subject, not included elsewhere, colour

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MOuNTeD PRINT(S) ONlyClass 112–People, Portraits,blackandwhite

Class 113–People, Portraits,colour

Class 114–Buildings and other Structures,blackandwhite

Class 115–Buildings and other Structures, colour


Class 117–Nature, Animals, wildlife,colour


Class 119–Nature, Animals, pets, colour

Class 120–Nature, Flora, blackandwhite


Class 121–Nature, Flora, colour

Class 122–Nature, Flora, The Rose,colour

Class 123–Action, Movement, Motion, responding to the instant, blackandwhite

Class 124–Action, Movement, Motion, responding to the instant,colour

Class 125–The Environment, observation or social comment, blackandwhite

Class 126–The Environment, observation or social comment, colour

Class 127–Carnivals and Special Events,blackandwhite


Class 129–Celebrations,blackandwhite


Class 131–Texture, blackandwhite

Class 132–Shape, Pattern and Form, blackandwhite

Class 133–Special Effects, e.g.tonedropout,pinholecamera,toning,colouring

Class 134–Perspective,blackandwhite

Class 135–Perspective,colour

Class 136–The Camera, Looking above or from below,blackandwhite

Class 137–The Camera, Looking above or from below,colour

Class 138–Digital Studio Manipulation, anytopic,blackandwhite,acreativeuse.




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MOuNTeD PRINT(S) Class 141–Portraiture, blackandwhite

Class 142–Portraiture,colour

Class 143–Buildings and other Structures,blackandwhite

Class 144–Buildings and other Structures, colour

Class 145–Action, Movement, Motion, respondingtotheinstant,blackandwhite

Class 146–Action, Movement, Motion, respondingtotheinstant,colour

Class 147–Reflection, blackandwhite

Class 148–Reflection, colour


Class 150–Landscapes/Seascapes, colour

Class 151–Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks, and Streams, colour




Class 155–Nature, Animals, pets, colour


Class 157–Nature, Flora,colour


Class 159–Special Effects, using camera only, blackandwhite

Class 160–Special Effects, using camera only, colour

Class 161–Special Effects, blackandwhiteorcolour,includingtoneseparation,graphicwork,solarization.Thismayincludeuseofspecialeffectscameratechniquesincluded.

Class 162–Close up Photography, less than one metre, blackandwhite

Class 163–Close up Photography, less than one metre,colour

Class 164–A Fashion Statement, blackandwhite

Class 165–AFashion Statement, colour

Class 166–Celebrations, blackandwhite


Class 168–Carnivals and Special Events, blackandwhite


Class 170–Digital Studio Mnipulation,anytopic,blackandwhiteorcolour,acreativeuse





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MOuNTeD PRINT(S) ONlySOME EXHIBITS REQUIRE THE DESIGN

PROCESS APPROACH

Class 173–Portraiture, blackandwhite,classical

Class 174–Portraiture, colour,classical

Class 175–Portraiture, blackandwhite,candid

Class 176–Portraiture, colour,candid



Class 179–Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks and Streams, colour



Class 182–Nature, Animals, pets,blackandwhite

Class 183–Nature, Animals, pets,colour




Class 187–Special Effects, usingcameraonly

Class 188–Ageing or Time, blackandwhite

Class 189–Ageing or Time, colour

Class 190–Special Effects, blackandwhiteorcolour,theDesignProcessApproach.Thisfoliocouldincludetoneseparation,multipleexposures,anytypeofgraphicwork,solarization.Thismayincludeuseofspecialeffectswiththecamera,A3orA4presentation.

Class 191–Special Effects, blackandwhite Thisfoliocouldincludetoneseparation,multipleexposures,anytypeofgraphicwork,solarization.Thismayincludeuseofspecialeffectswiththecamera,A3orA4Presentation

Class 192–Special Effects, colour Includingtoneseparation,solarization.Thismayincludeuseofspecialeffectswiththecamera,A3orA4Presentation.

Class 193–Captured Image, blackandwhite"FrontPageNews",capturingthemoment

Class 194–Captured Image, colour"FrontPageNews",capturingthemoment

Class 195–Night Life and Lights, black and white

Class 196–Night Life and Lights, colour

Class 197–Still Life, blackandwhiteprint(s)only.i.e.tabletopphotography,usingartificialand/ornaturallightingonanonlivingpre-arrangedsubject.

Class 198–Still Life, blackandwhite,anIndependentStudy TheDesignProcessinanA4folioi.e.tabletopphotography,usingartificialand/ornaturallightingonanonlivingpre-arrangedsubject.

Class 199–Still Life, colour Print(s)Only.i.e.tabletopphotographyusingartificialand/ornaturallightingonapre-arrangedsubject.

Class 200–Macro or Close up Photography, blackandwhite Lessthan1metre,requiresspeciallensuse.

Class 201–Macro or Close up Photography, colourLessthan1metreforthiscategory.

Class 202–Digital Studio Manipulation and Imaging -Anytopic,theDesignCycleApproach.A4Foliopresentation.|Acasestudyofcameraand/orcomputerprogramtechniquestoachosentheme(s).Thethemesmayhavetobetitled.

Class 203–Digital Studio Manipulation -Anytopic,blackandwhiteorcolour Acreativeuse,print(s)only

Class 204–Any subject, not included elsewhere, blackandwhite

Class 205–Any subject, not included elsewhere, colour

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MOuNTeD PRINT(S) ONlySOME EXHIBITS REQUIRE THE DESIGN

PROCESS APPROACH.

Class 206–Portraiture,blackandwhite,classical

Class 207–Portraiture, colour,classical

Class 208–Portraiture, blackandwhite,candid

Class 209–Portraiture, colour,candid



Class 212–Landscapes - Rivers, Creeks and Streams,colour

Class 213–Special Effects, usingcameraonly

Class 214–Ageing or Time, blackandwhite

Class 215–Ageing or Time,colour

Class 216–Special Effects, blackandwhite,orcolour,theDesignCycleapproachThisfoliocouldincludetoneseparation,multipleexposures,anytypeofgraphicwork,solarization.Thismayincludeuseofspecialeffectswiththecamera,A3orA4Presentation

Class 217–Special Effects, blackandwhite,printonlyThiscouldincludetoneseparation,multipleexposures,anytypeofgraphicwork,solarization.Thismayincludeuseofspecialeffectswiththecamera,A3orA4Presentation

Class 218–Special Effects,colour,printonly Thiscouldincludetoneseparation,multipleexposures,anytypeofgraphicwork,solarization.Thismayincludeuseofspecialeffectswiththecamera,A3orA4Presentation

Class 219–Captured Image,blackandwhite,"FrontPageNews".HighVisualImpact

Class 220–Captured Image,colour"FrontPageNews"CapturingtheMoment. HighVisualImpact

Class 221–Nature, Animals, wildlife blackandwhite

Class 222–Nature, Animals, wildlife colour

Class 223–Nature, Animals, pets blackandwhite

Class 224–Nature, Animals, petscolour

Class 225–Nature, Flora,blackandwhite



Class 228–Night Life and Lights,blackandwhite

Class 229–Night Life and Lights,colour

Class 230–Still Life, blackandwhite,Print(s)Onlyi.e.tabletopphotography,usingartificialand/ornaturallightingonanonlivingpre-arrangedsubject.

Class 231–Still life, blackandwhite,anIndependentStudy TheDesignCycleApproachinanA4folio.i.e.tabletopphotography,usingartificialand/ornaturallightingonanonlivingpre-arrangedsubject.

Class 232–Still life, colour,Print(s)Onlyi.e.tabletopphotographyusingartificialand/ornaturallightingonapre-arrangedsubject.

Class 233–Macro or Close up Photography,blackandwhiteLessthan1metre.

Class 234–Macro or Close up Photography, colour Lessthan1metre.

Class 235–Digital Studio Manipulation and Imaging - AnyTopic,theDesignCycleApproachA4Foliopresentation.Acasestudyofcameraand/orcomputerprogramtechniquestoachosentheme(s).Thethemesmayhavetobetitled.

Class 236–Digital Studio Manipulation, any topic, blackandwhiteorcolourAcreativeuse,print(s)only

Class 237–Any subject, not included elsewhere, blackandwhite

Class 238–Any subject, not included elsewhere, colour


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CONDITIONS Judgingandassemblingofexhibitdonepriortoshowweek(Thursday30August2012)Registrationwith$3perexhibitof10prints(singleentry)forthiseventisbyFriday13July2012Numbersmayberestrictedduetoavailablespace.

The Photojournalism Brief – A Day in the life of a Young PersonYouwillberequiredtoshow10images,asapackage,depictingadayinthelifeofayoungperson.Competitorswillneedtoexhibitprintsthatmayassistaneditorofanewspaperormagazinetohighlightastorythatcanbeusedinahighqualitymagazine.Theseimagesmustbecoveredastoshowatastefulyoungperson’sviewofthe2012yearsofar.ThesizewillbeA4orA3andbemountedoncardtobejudgedbeforeShowweek

ThecategoryisavailabletoYears10,11,12/13in2012ONLY.

Herearesomehelpfulideas.Youmayaddothersofinteresttoyouandthepublic

The images may includea. CelebrationsandSpecialEventsb. ChristmasPageantsc. Musicandvenuesd. Streetlife/CityLifee. Marketsandfairsf. CountryLifeg. ADayandNightattheRoyalShow

(PreviousRoyalShow)h. Adayatthebeachi. Famouslandmarksj. Sportsandpersonalitiesk. Travel(local,stateoroverseas)l. FreechoiceJUDGING CRITERIATheFinalImagesmustbea. Originalsproducedbyadigitalcamera,by

thestudentb. Theoriginalsmaybesuitablymodifiedwith

studiotechniquestoenhancethequality,presentationandimpactoftheprint

c. Hightechnicalqualityandpresentationforpublicationinamagazine,withmountedcard.

d. Clearuseofthemesortopicchosen,fullcoverageforamagazinearticle.

e. Imageshavevisualimpacttothepublicwhichisingoodtaste,notoffensivefortheSocietyandpublic.

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TheRose Society of South Australiawouldliketoacknowledgethewinnerbydisplayingthe

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CATegORy 5 - MulTIMeDIAThisareaencouragesstudentstoshowapresentationofcomputerassistedgraphics,usingdigitalphotography,imaging,withpowerpointpresentation,webpagedesign,etc.Thisareashouldreflecttheuseofemergingtechnologiesinmediapresentation.Thereisaneedtoprovidetothepublic,adescriptionofissuesorthemeswithapossiblesolution,withhighervisualimpact.

SPeCIAl CONDITIONSMultimediaapplicationswillneedtosubmitaDVDreadonlyPCformat.Individualandgroupworkisencouraged.Theitemmustbetitled.Somepossiblethemescouldinclude-Confrontingglobalandlocalissues,Lifeatschool,Atthebeach,Lifeinthecity,orthecountry.Entertainmentsuchas-AMusicalPresentation,AComedyRoutine,ADrama,AMelodramaCommunityservicesandadvertising,Ceremoniesandcelebrationsetc.




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NOTeS 21

Want to support the Royal Adelaide Show?

YouareinvitedtosponsortheRoyalAdelaideShow-SouthAustralia’slargestandbestlovedannualevent.Sponsorscanbeindividuals,clubs,associations,businessesorproductsuppliers.

PrizesponsorsplayanintegralpartintheRoyalAdelaideShowbyprovidingtangiblerewardsforsuccessfulexhibitorsandencouragingcompetitionandthepursuitofexcellence.

SponsorscannominatethenameoftheirsponsoredprizeandareacknowledgedinprintinthePrizeScheduleinassociationwiththeirsponsoredprize.

Prizesponsorsoftenhaveanassociationorattachmenttotheclass,breedorcompetitiontheysupport.Identifythecompetition,breed,sectionorclassyouwouldliketosupportandcontacttheSponsorshipManagertoday.

Prizescanbecash,trophies,giftvouchersorappropriateproduct.TrophiescanbepurchasedbytheRA&HSofSAonyourbehalforyoucanchooseyourown.

SponsorshipManager,KarenHolthousecanbecontactedon0882105255orkholthouse@adelaideshowground.com.au

COMPeTITIve eXHIbITORSConditions of Entry

HAZARD RePORTINgCompetitorsmustnotifytheArea/PavilionSupervisorortheVenueManagementOfficeimmediatelyofanyhazardsdetected.Hazardsareanysituationwhichhasthepotentialtocause:1. Injury,illnessordeathtopeopleoranimals

eitherimmediatelyorinthefuture2. Damageordestructiontoproperty

INCIDeNT RePORTINgCompetitorsmustnotifytheArea/PavilionSupervisorortheVenueManagementOfficeimmediatelyanincidentoccurswhichhasresultedin:1. Theinjury,illnessordeathofanypersonor

animal2. Thedamage,destructionorlossofproperty3. Anearmissincidentthatcouldhaveresulted

intheconsequenceslistedin1and2

WASTe DISPOSAlAllwasteincludingliquidsmustbedisposedofresponsibly.Stormdrainsmustnotbeusedforthedisposalofanywaste.

HAZARD MINIMISATIONAllareasmustbekeptinacleanandtidyorderwithclearlydefinedandavailableaccessandexitroutesatalltimes.Buildupofcombustiblewastemustbeavoided.Caremustbetakentominimisetriphazardsandobstaclesthatpeoplemaywalkinto.Avoidlayingunprotectedcablesorpipesonorabovepaths,walkwaysorroads.

HAZARDOuS MATeRIAlSTheRA&HSaretobeadvisedofallhazardousmaterialsthataretobebroughtontotheShowground.AppropriatewarningsignsandMaterialSafetyDataSheets(MSDS)willneedtobeprovidedbeforeallowingthesematerialsonsite.

MeDIA COMMeNTSAnypubliccommentonemergencies,incidentsorothervenuemattersshouldonlycomefromtheRA&HS.ThekeymediaspokespersonfortheRA&HSistheMarketingManager.

DuTy OF CAReAllcompetitorshavea“DutyofCare”toavoidexposingthemselvesorotherpeopletosituationswhichcouldleadtoinjury.This“DutyofCare”extendstothepreventionofdamagetoproperty.

lIAbIlITy AND INDeMNITy1.Release EntrytoandremainingontheShowground

isentirelyattheriskoftheExhibitorandtothemaximumextentpermittedbylaw,theExhibitorreleasestheSociety(whichtermincludesinthisclausetheSociety’sofficers,employees,membersandagents),fromallclaimsanddemandsofeverykindresultingfromanyaccident,damageorinjuryoccurringattheShowground,andwithoutlimitation,theExhibitoracknowledges:(a) theSocietyhasnoresponsibilityorliabilityforanyloss,damageorinjurytoorcausedbyanyExhibit;

(b) theSocietyhasnoresponsibilityorliabilityforanyloss,damageorinjurytoorcausedbyanyExhibitor,hisorherfamily,inviteesandAgents;

(c) theSocietyhasnoresponsibilityorliabilityforanyloss,damageorinjurytoaMotorVehicleoranyofitscontentswhilstitislocatedontheShowground;and

(d) withoutlimitingRegulations1(a)and1(b)above,theSocietyhasnoresponsibilityorliabilityforanyloss,damageorinjuryresultingfromthesale,treatment,failuretotreat,destruction,disposalorotherdealingwithanyExhibit,orforloss,damageorinjurytoanypersonalbelongings,equipmentorpropertybroughtontotheShowground.

2 Indemnity Tothemaximumextentpermittedbylaw,

theExhibitormustindemnifyandkeepindemnifiedtheSocietyanditsofficers,employees,membersandagentsfromandagainstallactions,claims,demands,losses,damages,costs,expensesandliabilitiesincludingwithoutlimitation,consequentiallossandlossofprofitsforwhichtheSocietyisormaybeorbecomeliableinrespectoforarisingfrom:

(a) loss,damageorinjurytoanypersoninconnectionwiththeExhibitortherelevantEvent;

(b) withoutlimitingRegulation2(a),loss,damageorinjurytoanyotherExhibitorExhibitor,hisorherfamily,invitees,Agents,ortothepropertyoftheSociety,oritsmembers,ortothegeneralpublic,causedorcontributedtoorbyanyactoromissionofanExhibitoftheExhibitororbytheExhibitor,hisorherfamily,inviteesorAgents;and

(c) withoutlimitingRegulation2(a),loss,damageorinjurytotheExhibit,ortheExhibitor,hisorherfamily,invitees,orAgentscausedorcontributedbyanactoromissionofanExhibitoftheExhibitororbythetransportation,feedingorhousingofanExhibitoftheExhibitor.

3 RemovalfromShowground Withoutprejudicetoanyotherprovision

intheseRegulations,wheretheSociety,itsofficers,employees,membersoragentsremovesanExhibit,orcausesanExhibittoberemovedfromtheShowground,theExhibitisremovedorcausedtoberemovedentirelyattheriskoftheExhibitor.ThepersonorpersonsremovingtheExhibitwillbedeemedtobetheagentoftheExhibitor,andhisorheractsandomissionswillbedeemedtobetheactsandomissionsoftheExhibitor.

4. Insurance TheSocietywillarrangeCompulsoryOwner’s

LiabilityinsurancecoverforallExhibitorsofExhibitsbeinganimals.TheExhibitorisboundbythetermsandconditionsofthisinsuranceandbyStatutoryDutiesasdefinedundertheInsuranceContractsAct(1984).DetailsoftheCompulsoryOwner’sLiabilityinsurancearesetoutintheRelevantSchedule

5. Personaleffects TheSocietyhasnoresponsibilityorliability

foranylossordamagecausedtopersonalbelongings,equipmentorpropertywhichisbroughtontotheShowgroundbyanExhibitor,hisorherfamily,inviteesorAgents.

eMeRgeNCy INFORMATIONEmergencyinformationandEmergencyAssemblyPointsforthevariousanimalpavilionsandstableswillbeincludedwithExhibitorEntryDetailReturnsandNoticetoExhibitormailouts.Competitorsshouldbefamiliarwiththeseplans.

FIRST AIDDuringtheRoyalAdelaideShow,StJohnAmbulanceprovidesFirstAidServicesbutitissuggestedthatcompetitorshaveabasicFirstAidkitifminorinjuriesareapossibility.

RA&HS eMeRgeNCy FACIlITIeSFirefightingandotheremergencyequipmentmustnotberemovedorusedforanyotherpurpose.MissingorunserviceableequipmentshouldbereportedtotheVenueManagementOfficeimmediately.

SMOKINgTheRA&HSSmokingCodedoesnotpermitsmokinginsidebuildings,within10metresofabuildingentrance,aroundcombustibles,duringpublicperformancesorwhilehandlinghazardousmaterials.

TRAFFIC CONTROlTheRA&HSTrafficControlCodeimposesspeedrestrictionswithintheShowground.ForthedurationoftheRoyalAdelaideShowthespeedlimitis10kph.TheuseofvehiclesinsidetheShowgroundiscloselymanagedduringtheRoyalAdelaideShow.ConditionsofentrywillbeprovidedwiththeissueofVehicleEntryPermits.

eleCTRICAl eQuIPMeNT1. Allextensioncordsandelectricalappliances

mustbetestedandtaggedinaccordancewithcurrentlegislationasperAustralianStandards3760.

2. PowerboardswithoverloadprotectioncanonlybeusedatthediscretionoftheVenueManager.

3. Theuseofdoubleadaptorsisstrictlyprohibited.

4. Appliancesandpowercablesmustnotbeusedorlaidthroughanyareathatmaybecomewet.

5. Powercablesmustnotbelaidacrosswalkways,paths,roadsoranyareawheredamagecouldoccurtothecable.

6. Bar(resistance)heatersarestrictlyprohibited.7. Lightsocketsmustnotbeusedforanyother

purpose

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