At the Launceston Big Picture School, our learning model is built around students interacting with their community and finding their place within it.

Social Action at LBPS is either a side project, parts of a larger project or smaller actions that students take to make a change in the community and support people around them.

I haven't done a full "Social Action Project" during my time at Big Picture, but I have still done plenty of social action.

To the left is a poster for a student-run market organised by the year 10s and 11s last year. James (a classmate) and I were assigned with the task of designing this poster.

In 2023, I joined the Student Leader Group. A group of students, two from each class, voted for by classmates to act as student representatives in meetings with the principal and occasionally other senior staff.

Each term, as a group, we wanted to organise special days to raise money and awareness for different charities and social issues.

For term 2, we all came up with ideas for a special day, and came up with the idea of a beanie day to raise money for "Strike It Out", a not-for-profit organisation helping bring food, warmth and shelter to the homeless.

As contribution to the cause, I made this poster to put up around the school using my knowledge on 3D software and graphic design.