4. STUDENT WORK/ACHIEVEMENTS
10B Projects
My project was on character creation and creative writing. The story I wrote, set in 1863 London, is about a homeless girl who found and later joined an unknown circus. I drew characters for my story. This character’s name is Sally, and she’s the main character in my story.
In Term Two I wrote a part of my story leading up to her getting to the circus. She’s based off a Pierrot clown which is the sad clown characters.
By Abbie
This term, I want to focus on art instead of writing and graphics. My project will be on character design and profiling, and I plan to learn how to orient and pose characters in art, practice my ability to draw ideas in my head, and write to show the personality and perspective of the characters I make using a variety of methods.
One of the main skills I wish to build is my ability to accept when I don't like exactly how something looks, and be willing and able to enjoy just practicing without expectations.
By Alaska

By Chaise
By Gus
This term my project is seeing if people can tell the difference between box mix and homemade baked goods.
I have five different box mixes to try out - vanilla cake, chocolate cake, cookies, chocolate mousse, and butterscotch pudding. I’m interested in seeing if the box mixes that claim to taste the same or “better” than homemade are the same, worse or better.
I need willing taste testers and people to give feedback. If you’re interested, email me at: tilly.elmer.00@education.tas.edu.au to apply!
By Matilda
Claye's Senior Project
My project is about making a model boat. I've done two versions, a version where I used my previous skills to make a model boat and a version where I learnt how to make one. I've used foam to help me get an idea for the finalised project. This project is helping improve my planning skills, my finesse with tools, and general Empirical Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning skills.



LTI – Just Cats Launceston: Koby

Just Cats Launceston is a not-for-profit cat welfare organisation dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-homing cats and kittens across Tasmania. They operate adoption centres, a public desexing clinic, and provide support for cat surrenders, all with a focus on compassionate and responsible pet ownership.
During Term 2, Koby visited Just Cats with a small group of other students for his LTI. Having the chance to pat, play with and look after a range of different cats, from kittens and mothers to much older cats that have been abandoned, was an enjoyable and rewarding experience.
Newstead College Career Expo
Students in Term 3 were gifted a smorgasbord of outlearning experience at the annual Career Expo held at Newstead College. Students were able to attend workshops around areas of interest, as well as visit stalls with experts on hand to answer questions and provide contact information for students to follow up for future LTI’s or even a career.
Students of 10A were able to share about what they got from the event.
“It was good, I found the civil construction group interesting because they were good speakers. I asked about how to become a carpenter, they were able to give me some tips.” Jesse of 10A said.
Decon enjoyed many of the stalls, “It was fun, I collected a lot of pens, there was a lot of stuff to look at. The Police stall was the most interesting because I was able to ask questions, they gave me a booklet to read which has inspired me to consider a career with Tas Police.”
Rowan attended one of the workshops, it was their highlight of the event. “The drama workshop was well organised, they had students do some activities which made us all feel involved.”


Working on Student Video Profiles - 12 Advisory
Alongside working on their Senior Project for Term 3, students in Grade 12 are also hard at work creating their Student Video Profiles, an important part that contributes to receiving their IBPLC. Over the past term and a half, students have created a script that tells their Launceston Big Picture story. From when they first started at BP, their interests, early Projects, information about their Senior Project and plans for the future. Once these videos are completed, we will be able to share some with you.



Book Week
Magical clouds settled in the morning sky, thick with the scent of anticipation and joy. Students emerged — not as themselves, but as echoes of myth, imagination and reality. Capes fluttered. Glitter shimmered. Horns, wings, masks and mystery adorned every face.
This term at Launceston Big Picture School we enjoyed Book Week, and the theme was “Book an Adventure!”. Here's a roundup of creative happenings and newsletter-worthy moments held on Friday 22nd August 2025.




