CSC Students Shine in National History Challenge

Excellence in History and Humanities

Once again, Casuarina Senior College has demonstrated why it is the premier school in the Northern Territory for Senior History and Humanities.



The National History Challenge is an inquiry-based competition where students investigate a theme through research and analysis. This year’s theme, “Conflict and Resolution,” encouraged participants to explore historical issues and their broader implications.

Both Stage 1 and Stage 2 Modern History classes took part, showcasing the strong engagement and curiosity of CSC’s young historians.

Outstanding Student Achievements

Five CSC students reached the finals: Anabelle, Sarah Pagsanjan, Andreana Acuna, Kaitlin Barker, and Eryx Monsanto.



Among them, several students achieved top honours:

Andreana was also named the Northern Territory Young Historian, an incredible recognition of her talent and dedication.

A Culture of Excellence

Congratulations to all the students on their outstanding achievements.

At Casuarina Senior College, we remain committed to providing students with opportunities to excel — both in the classroom and on the national stage.

Their success in the National History Challenge reflects CSC’s continued focus on critical thinking, academic excellence, and the pursuit of knowledge.