Gold Coast Schools Digital Technologies Awards

We invite your school leader to nominate their school for the Gold Coast Digital Technologies awards. 


The awards are conducted by the Gold Coast chapter of the Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education (QSITE) with the support of EducateIT and Griffith University, with the aim of promoting Digital Technologies education in Gold Coast schools.


Schools may submit a nomination of no more than 4000 characters describing the approach the school makes to Digital Technologies education. The submission can address any combination of the teaching of Digital Technologies, Digital Literacy, or the general use of Digital Technologies in your school.


The three equal criteria used in judging are:

There is no cost to nominate, and the winning schools will be announced at a buffet dinner at the conclusion of the EducateIT 2024 conference held at the Griffith University Gold Coast campus in November. Attendance at the award ceremony is optional, and if attending without conference registration, will involve a cost of $30 for the dinner for each attendee. 


Winning schools will be presented with a trophy for permanent display at their school in addition to the results being published in local media. 


Submissions must be made via https://forms.office.com/r/5xBackXAWf before 31 October 2024


We look forward to your participation and support in the recognition of the outstanding work by Gold Coast schools in Digital Technologies education.


Sharable Link: bit.ly/gcschoolsdtawards 

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2023 Award Winner

The Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education (QSITE) Gold Coast Chapter presented the 2023 Gold Coast Schools Digital Technologies awards to Ormeau Woods State High School in recognition of their outstanding contribution to the use and teaching of Digital Technologies in Gold Coast schools.

Ormeau Woods State High School has extensively incorporated Digital Technologies to prepare students for the modern world with initiatives such as incorporating non-fungible tokens into digital creations and creating computer games.

The Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education (QSITE) Gold Coast Chapter is proud to recognise this outstanding work by Gold Coast schools in digital technology education.

2022 Award Winners

Marymount College Emmanuel College Worongary Stste School


The Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education (QSITE) Gold Coast Chapter presented the 2022 Gold Coast Schools Digital Technologies awards to Worongary State School, Emmanuel College and Marymount College in recognition of their outstanding contribution to the use and teaching of Digital Technologies in Gold Coast schools.

Each award winner has extensively incorporated Digital Technologies to prepare students for the modern world, in addition to initiatives such as the Girls’ Drone Club at Marymount College, Artificial Intelligence throughout the curriculum at Emmanuel College, and Robotics and ESports at Worongary State School.

The Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education (QSITE) Gold Coast Chapter is proud to recognises this outstanding work by Gold Coast schools in Digital Technologies education.

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