I chose my Personal Project on homelessness, because I have recently become interested in how the homeless live in the Melbourne CBD. I often visit the city with my grandparents and see homelessness first hand and I wanted to know more about it.

I wanted to learn about the causes of homelessness and to broaden my understanding of what it would be like to be homeless.

I chose to do my Personal Project on World War 2 and how it affected young people while also creating a greater understanding and interest among current teenagers and young adults about World War 2.

I believe that despite WW2 being a long time ago, some of the same issues still plague our current world.

My personal project was on the harmful impact of chemicals on our skin and overall health.  I wanted a greater understanding of the impact of chemicals and educate others on its impact. I also explored the benefits of organic and natural products on your skin.

My Personal Project was on the topic of eating disorders, body image and fashion. I wanted to teach others about this unspoken topic. Sizes do not define us.

I created a magazine article that briefly explains eating disorders and how they are perceived in today's society.

With today's society so dependant on technology, not many people get to sit down and relax reading a physical book. I chose my Personal Project on the pleasure of reading, as I wanted to expose and highlight the benefits of reading and encourage people of all generations to make it an integral part of their everyday life.

I chose my personal project on how to produce safe drinking water because I camp with my family and it is often difficult to find safe drinking water. I wanted to create a product that would provide filtered water and that could be easily transportable.