Our 2024 winners

Check out all of the amazing artworks in our online gallery!

5-6 years

Winner: Tatiana Cardillo-Zallo, Picton Public School.

Highly commended: Julius Davis, Picton Public School.

7-9 years

Winner: Brody Seabrook, Picton Public School.

Highly commended: Anvika Thangalla, Bardia Public School; Archibald Mason, Tahmoor Public School; Jennifer Huynh, Canley Heights Public School; and Nayah Deng, Christadelphian Heritage College.

10-12 years

Winner: Abigail Wilson, Mawarra Public School.

Highly commended: Alexis Tran, Cecil Hills High School and Jaylah Burg, The Oaks Public School.

13-15 years

Winner: Tahlia Thai, Cecil Hills High School.

Highly commended: Damian Cugalj, Cecil Hills High School.

16-18 years

Winner: Kiera Suon, Cecil Hills High School.

Highly commended: Davina Kong, Cecil Hills High School.

Thank you to all of the students, schools, teachers and parents across the region who entered the competition and created an artwork based on one or more of the Five Ways to Wellbeing.

To learn more or for support to help your school to get involved, please email our Mental Wellbeing team at swslhd-wellbeing@health.nsw.gov.au

Our 2023 winners

5-6 years

Winner: Rory Hain, Picton Primary School. 

Highly commended: Leah Freeman, Picton Primary School.

7-9 years

Winner: Zeeana Zamir, Bardia Primary School.

Highly commended: Ava Terkalas, St Euphemia College and Sarah Gurung, Bardia Primary School.

10-12 years

Winner: Bryan Tran, Canley Heights Primary School.

Highly commended: Abigail Wilson, Mawarra Primary School and Celine Noovao, Claymore Primary School.

13-15 years

Winner: April Ferry, Camden High School.

Highly commended: Zahraa Deeb, Distance Education and Kien Lucino, Casula High School.