Learning experiences at the convention may include, for example:

• dynamic presenters on youth influence and civic participation
• an interactive session on that explores strategies to navigate mis- and disinformation
• youth-led interactive group sessions on reimagining what it means to be an influencer and how to be an active citizen
• get Voting experience delivered by the South Australian Electoral Commission, providing students with an opportunity to engage in casting a valid preferential ballot
• lunch with legends and leaders – a powerful opportunity to connect with inspirational Australians from politics, the arts, sport and community life
• live music performance created from student reflections and voices captured during the day on active participation, youth voice and decision-making
• a well-known MC will guide each day’s program, adding humour, heart, and a relatable voice that will encourage students to engage, connect and be active citizens.

Who can attend

Year 10 students from across the state are eligible to attend.

Schools are encouraged to prioritise students who have not yet engaged with leadership experiences and those who may benefit from building confidence, connection and perspective.

Attending students will experience the power of participation, build their confidence, use their voice, and discover the impact they can make in their lives and communities.