Bee winners put PM to the test
It has become a tradition for the PM Spelling Bee winners to give the Prime Minister a little spelling test of his own, but there was one especially tricky word that Mr Albanese chose to pass on
It has become a tradition for the PM Spelling Bee winners to give the Prime Minister a little spelling test of his own, but there was one especially tricky word that Mr Albanese chose to pass on
After over 70,000 student registrations, three riveting rounds and every state and territory in Australia joining the hive, it’s time to meet the national champions of the 2024 PM’s Spelling Bee
The third and final round of the 2024 Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee are underway, after state and territory finals decided this year’s national finalists FULL LIST OF NATIONAL FINALISTS
The 2024 PM’s Spelling Bee saw a record-breaking 70,557 student registrations – now 4500 of them head to state and territory finals. See the top school round results
Record numbers of students, teachers and schools have registered in the Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee with more than 63,000 kids in Years 3-8 entered in the school round, running until August 23
Writing letters by hand was once a primary form of human communication – it’s a dying art now but experts say the practice should be rescued from the dustbin to help Gen Alpha thrive
When they aren’t cheering on Team Australia at the Olympics, over 35,000 students and counting from across Australia are going for their own personal best in our national spelling challenge
Scott Pape and other financial experts believe Australian kids need a ‘vital’ tool as Generation Alpha’s digitally-led lives mean they have to be scam savvy from a younger age than ever before
TikTok and YouTube slang has Gen Alpha speaking a ‘new language’ while parents and experts express concern about the state of literacy in Australia as social media reigns supreme
The fourth annual Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee opens Monday as the PM rallies Australian kids to take part, as technology changes the world
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been put to the test by the nation’s best young spellers. Discover if he was able to match their impressive word skills
After nearly 60,000 student registrations, three exciting rounds and every state and territory in Australia getting busy with their ABCs, it’s time to meet the 2023 PM’s Spelling Bee champions
Proudly announcing the 69 brilliant Bees in the national final of the 2023 Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee starting on Wednesday 6 September at 9am AEST – good luck to all our super spellers!
The Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee school round included the first braille-assisted Bee in vision-impaired Year 3 student Declan Lee among 57,543 registered students – now 2300 head into round two
As the final week of Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee school round gets underway, the hive is really humming with over 50,000 Australian students already registered to spell their way to success
Jessica Mauboy and Mitch Tambo are singing the same tune when it comes to the power of music to change kids’ lives for the better through lyricism, storytelling and childhood literacy
Teens are abandoning emojis in favour of abbreviated text, with TikTok, speed and ability to communicate more than a single emotion all driving the wordplay trend among Gen Z
The third annual Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee starts on Monday as Mr Albanese shares hopes of a record number of Aussie kids taking part to ‘open up opportunity’ in our fast-changing digital world
France’s historic capital Paris is known as the City of Light but it is also famously a city of literature and letters, now including hosting a world-record attempt at a mass spellathon event
The 2022 Spelling Bee national winners have put Anthony Albanese to the test in a visit to Canberra neither the Prime Minister nor the champs are likely to forget