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Prize:

1 st Place- $2000 for team & 1 Teacher Prize
2 nd Place- KFC Voucher & 1 Teacher Prize
3 rd Place- Movie Towne Voucher & 1 Teacher Prize

Rules:

To be eligible to win, schools must score 1000 points and over on the VCCE scoreboard.
Winners will be selected from the Top 10 qualifying scripts and must be performed by Each Team at the Grand Finals.
Each Team must consist of 6 primary school students.
The Play must revolve around one or ALL of the VCCE values; Respect, Caring, Trustworthiness, Responsibility, Citizenship and Fairness.
The Play must not exceed 15 minutes duration.
The Play must be original and not copied from any published material or performed previously in any other competition.
The use for props and costumes are allowed, however, they should be simple and not distract from the performance.
Judges will assess the performances based on creativity, originality, adherence to the theme and acting.
All participants are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that is respectful and exhibit appropriate behaviour.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning teams, as well as for individual categories, such as; Best Actor/Actress and Best Script.
Scripts are to be submitted by May 31 st , 2023. Submit Script or send to feedback@pennacool.com.
All primary school students can participate.
The contest begins in the new school term and ends 31 st May, 2023
Points will be awarded for correct answers in the VCCE videos, quizzes and game challenges
The scoreboard will end on the 31 st May, 2023
Exercises may be attempted more than once, but only your first 5 attempts will be awarded points per month.

Script: The Power of Kindness and Respect

Act 1

Scene 1: Jack arrives at the school, nervous and unsure of himself. Emily notices Jack and offers to show him around. Jack is grateful for her kindness.

Jack: (Nervously) Hi, I'm Jack. I'm new here.

Emily: (Smiling) Hi Jack, I'm Emily. I'll show you around.

Scene 2: In class, Jack is struggling to keep up with the lesson. Emily offers to help him after class. Jack is grateful for her kindness.

Emily: (Kindly) Do you need help with that? I'm pretty good at math.

Jack: (Gratefully) Yes please, that would be great. Thank you.

Act 2

Scene 1: Jack accidentally spills his lunch on himself in the cafeteria. Emily and Sarah, a teacher, come to his aid and help him clean up. Jack is grateful for their kindness.

Jack: (Embarrassed) I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make a mess.

Sarah: (Kindly) Don't worry about it, accidents happen. Let's clean you up.

Emily: (Encouragingly) You're doing great, Jack. We've got your back.

Scene 2: Jack is being bullied by a group of students. Emily stands up for him and tells the bullies to stop. The bullies back down and leave Jack alone. Jack is grateful for Emily's kindness and courage.

Bully 1: (Tauntingly) Hey, new kid, what's your problem?

Bully 2: (Aggressively) Yeah, you don't belong here.

Emily: (Assertively) Stop it! You're not going to treat him that way.

Jack: (Gratefully) Thank you, Emily. You really saved me.

Act 3

Scene 1: Mr. Brown, the school principal, notices Emily's kindness towards Jack and recognizes her for her actions. He tells the students how kindness and respect can make a positive impact on the community.

Mr. Brown: (Proudly) I want to commend Emily for her kindness and bravery in standing up for Jack. We all have a responsibility to make this school a safe and welcoming place.

Scene 2: Jack feels grateful for the kindness he has received from Emily and the others. He decides to pay it forward by being kind to others in the school.

Jack: (Gratefully) Thank you, Emily. You're a great friend.

Emily: (Kindly) That's what friends are for. Let's spread some kindness around the school together.

Conclusion:

The skit ends with the characters expressing the importance of kindness, respect, and empathy in creating a better community. The audience is left with the message that small acts of kindness can make a big difference in the lives of others. Emily: (Reflectively) It's amazing how a little kindness can go such a long way. Jack: (Enthusiastically) Yeah, and it doesn't take much to make a difference. Sarah: (Encouragingly) Remember, you can be the change you want to see in the world

Student Prize

Tablets
Five Island Gift Cards
RBL Right Start Accounts
Roblox Gift Cards to be won each month!

Prizes:

Win 20 RBL Right Start accounts.To be eligible to win, students must score 20 points and over.
Win 6 Roblox Gift Cards. To be eligible to win, students must score 100 points and over.
Win 2 Five Island Gift Cards. To be eligible to win students must score 100 points and over to win 1 of the 2 Five Island Gift Cards
Win 3 Tablet. To be eligible to win students must score 200 points and over to win 1 of the 3 tablets

Rules:

Winners will be randomly selected from qualifying students.
All primary school students can participate.
Points will be awarded for correct answers in the VCCE videos, quizzes and game challenges.
The contest begins and ends on the first and last day of each month.
This scoreboard will reset at the end of every month.
Exercises may be attempted more than once, but only your first 5 attempts will be awarded points
per month.
A student can win a tablet from pennacool.com only once.

How Points are Awarded

One point will be awarded for each question answered correctly in any video, quiz or game once an overall grade of 75% or more is achieved.
Exercises may be attempted more than once, but only your first 5 attempts will be awarded points per month.
Students must Click Submit at the end of each exercise to gain their points and to recognize each attempt towards their badges.

Prize:

5 students will be awarded a Super Cow Voucher.

Rules:

A student must score 15 points or more on the VCCE scoreboard to qualify
Each week, five (5) of the qualifying students will be randomly selected as winners.
All primary school students can participate.
This scoreboard will reset at the end of every week.

How Points are Awarded

One point will be awarded for each question answered correctly in any video, quiz or game once an overall grade of 75% or more is achieved.
Exercises may be attempted more than once, but only your first 5 attempts will be awarded points per month.
Students must Click Submit at the end of each exercise to gain their points and to recognize each attempt towards their badges

Prize:

1 st Place- $2000 for team & 1 Teacher Prize
2 nd Place- KFC Voucher & 1 Teacher Prize
3 rd Place- Movie Towne Voucher & 1 Teacher Prize

Rules:

To be eligible to win, schools must score 1000 points and over on the VCCE scoreboard.
Winners will be selected from the Top 10 qualifying scripts and must be performed by Each Team at the Grand Finals.
Each Team must consist of 6 primary school students.
The Play must revolve around one or ALL of the VCCE values; Respect, Caring, Trustworthiness, Responsibility, Citizenship and Fairness.
The Play must not exceed 15 minutes duration.
The Play must be original and not copied from any published material or performed previously in any other competition.
The use for props and costumes are allowed, however, they should be simple and not distract from the performance.
Judges will assess the performances based on creativity, originality, adherence to the theme and acting.
All participants are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that is respectful and exhibit appropriate behaviour.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning teams, as well as for individual categories, such as; Best Actor/Actress and Best Script.
Scripts are to be submitted by May 31 st , 2023. Submit Script
All primary school students can participate.
The contest begins in the new school term and ends 31 st May, 2023
Points will be awarded for correct answers in the VCCE videos, quizzes and game challenges
The scoreboard will end on the 31 st May, 2023
Exercises may be attempted more than once, but only your first 5 attempts will be awarded points per month.

About This Challenge

We are pleased to announce the introduction of a MOE, curriculum-aligned, VCCE program on pennacool.com. The program which consists of fun lessons and quizzes for students, will allow teachers to fulfil their VCCE syllabus requirements and at the same time, a chance to win exciting prizes.

The VCCE Community Challenge is a collaboration between pennacool.com and Republic Bank’s Power to Make a Difference program, through which we are supporting the Ministry of Education’s all important goal of Values Character & Citizenship Education for primary school students.