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Call for entries
Junior Lord Mayor 2018 Competition opens
You could be here: Reigning Junior Lord Mayor Sienna Koop (in mayoral chains) and competition finalists in this year's Moomba Parade with the Moomba Monarchs: breakfast radio host and Silver Logie winner Chrissie Swan, and children's entertainer Jimmy Giggle. Finalists (L to R): Alexandra Bardsley, Abby Vogel, Mikayla Barnes, Julian Cugliari, Her Worship Cr Koop and Luke Zelif.
Lord it over Melbourne
Win great prizes, hang with the Lord Mayor, march in the Moomba Parade, raise the Melbourne flag and more!
It's free, fun and you learn about Melbourne.
Entry is open to Victorian students aged 10 to 13 years.
Students, make your CV the lord of resumes.
Teachers, get your whole class to enter.
The competition, in its sixth year, aims to educate about Melbourne and how far we've come as a city since being founded in 1835 — 183 years ago this 30 August.
Entries close 5pm, 6 August 2018.
To enter is easy: Answer online 10 simple questions about Melbourne.
From six finalists, the winner is chosen on 20 August 2018 by a panel of judges, including Melbourne's Lord Mayor, 13 CABS' Head of Client Services Simon Purssey and Melbourne Day chairman Campbell Walker. Judging is held in the historic Council Chambers at Melbourne Town Hall.
City royals: Competition 2017 finalists with Acting Lord Mayor Arron Wood at this year's Moomba Festival.
Teachers, enter your class in four easy steps
Use the online form here or download the entry form here (PDF).
Lodge entries before 5pm, 6 August 2018.
Use the school resources and education kits at MelbourneDay.com.au to help teach about the city's founding and history.
You can contact us to book a free incursion for our experts to talk to your class about Melbourne Day and the competition.
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