Our last newsletter featured news of Liam Mclachlan and Josh Caratelli winning the inaugural Australian STEM Video Game Challenge.
We weren't the only ones who thought Josh and Liam were big news. The Bayside Port Phillip Weekly Review and PC Mag also covered the story. Both published fantastic stories about our talented, passionate students.
Congratulations to Year 12 students Josh Caratelli and Liam McLachlan, who have won fantastic prizes and chosen to donate $1000 to Elwood College after creating their own video game.
Josh and Liam created ‘Smog Game’ for the first Australian STEM Video Game Challenge. They won the Year 9-12 Group Advanced category AND the Price Waterhouse Coopers People’s Choice Award.
“We were relatively confident Smog Game would do well, but to ‘clean sweep’ the awards is still quite a shock. It hasn’t really hit us yet,” Josh said.