This blog has been developed to provide information and encourage sharing for the Premier's Anzac Spirit School Prize students participating in the study tours to Darwin in 2021, 2022 and 2023.
Time to commemorate and reflect
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Commemoration ceremony at Adelaide River War Cemetery with Major Wayne Langford (RSL SA)
Nightly discussion session after dinner at Knotts Crossing
Brushstrokes of History by Emma Choi The historical study tour to Darwin and the Top End of Australia, as part of the Anzac Spirit School Prize , was an experience I will remain forever profoundly grateful for – I left Adelaide Airport , subsequent to the ten days of the trip, having acutely cultivated my passion for history , ruminated upon my personal identity and values, and materialised close-knit bonds with some of the most intelligent, ardently investigative individuals I will ever have the pleasure to meet. With this opportunity, I would like to share a quote that I believe summarises the emotions I felt on the trip: “We are not makers of history. We are made by history.” – Martin Luther King, Jr. As such, I was continually reminded that in the grand tapestry of human existence, each of our lives are intricately entwined with those that came before us; and an experience that particularly enforced this, was observing Indigenous Australian r...
On the Darwin Harbour Cruise - learning about the Bombing of Darwin The 1941 gun emplacement at East Point Lunch at Subway in the Darwin CBD A chance meeting in the Darwin Mall with Dayle Lord - the travel consultant in Darwin who has done the bookings for our trip. It was great for the students to meet and thank Dayle for her amazing work on our behalf. Pizza dinner on the Esplanade
Getting ready to head-off to Darwin and surrounds on 16 Apri l After a few false starts and the disappointment of the study tour to France being cancelled because of the pandemic, the 2020 Premier's Anzac Spirit School Prize students are finally approved to travel to Darwin and the Top End of the Northern Territory during April this year. The historical focus is learning about and commemoration of the Bombing of Darwin during World War 2. As you will see from the itinerary below, the study tour also has a strong cultural and geographical focus as the group travels from Darwin to Kakadu, to Katherine and then onto Litchfield National Park. The trip is planned and the itinerary is as follows: Fri, 16 April 2021 0730 Depart Adelaide Airport (QF858) to Darwin. Arrive Darwin 1110. Overnight in Darwin at H on Smith Hotel Sat, 17 April 2021 Visit Darwin War Museum and tour of Darwin environs. Over...
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