NSW Secondary School Regional Winner
Safe Space | Newcastle Grammar
Is a combination of a social media platform and helps users find safe LGBTQ+ spaces in their town.
NSW Secondary School Regional Winner
Superhero Sidekick | Little Butterflies – Munday Family Home School
A companion app to the Techgirls Competition, designed for Techgirls, by Techgirls. The app features information on all parts of the design process – kid-friendly.
NSW Secondary School Urban State Winner
4 You | Macarthur Anglican School
The app solves negative body image, mental health awareness and girls not knowing what to do about their periods.
NSW Secondary School Gamechanger
Pivot | Newcastle Grammar School
‘Pivot’ aims to inspire our generation to improve their overall wellbeing. It provides credible information for teens on nutrition, fitness and other aspects of teenage life.
NSW Secondary School Highly Commended
Friendi | St Bede’s Catholic College
The app links people together in a fast and easy way. It features a joint calendar for friends and family, and a discover page. It connects friends by allowing people to have a safe place to communicate.
NSW Secondary Finalists
“Are we there yet?” | Marist Sisters’ College Woolwich
Solves the problem of long boring car trips with fun educational games and family activities, for all ages, as well as tips and tricks for parents during long car trips.
Big Sister | Moriah College
The big sister is partnered with a girl in need of advice and be there to listen and help. The app provides information and a trustworthy figure to talk to anonymously.
Girl Power! | San Clemente High School
Project Earth is designed to bring our community together and help people support the environment and our ecosystems. Our app has a goal system to motivate you to help the environment once a day.
ID Me | St Bede’s Catholic College
Schools are responsible for ensuring student wellbeing and location through the use of marking the roll on a common platform which can provide incorrect data + let student location fall through the gaps.
Click for care | Warners Bay High School
This goal-based app helps those suffering with mental illness and executive dysfunction.