Social Media Post Submission Form

Content Short Title

Content type

Post format

Date of event or program

Date

Has this session/event already taken place?

School or organisation name (if applicable)

Which FA team member(s) were involved?

E.g. Dan, Kate, Josh. Leave blank if this is an event promo or announcement with no specific facilitator.

Brief overview / content for post

Tell us what happened. Include: School and year group (e.g. Year 9 at St Andrew's College) • Who was involved — name specific students, staff, or teams if you can • What challenge or task they were given • What they made, said, or did • The so-what — what changed, what surprised you, what does it mean? A few sentences is fine if they're specific. One vivid detail beats three vague paragraphs. One event per submission.

What was the key outcome, highlight, or result?

What was the standout moment? Be specific: • If students were involved: name one idea or concept a student or team came up with (e.g. "a foldable bin to keep in your backpack" or "an app that turns doing your taxes into a video game") • If this was a PD session: what was the one thing a teacher said they'd take back to their classroom? • If this was a recognition or partnership: what specifically was recognised or produced? Specific details get 3× more engagement than general descriptions like "students came up with innovative ideas."

Did anyone say something worth sharing?

A teacher, student, parent, or judge —if someone said something specific and genuine, write down their exact words.E.g. "I've been teaching for twelve years and I've never thought aboutfeedback this way." Include their name and role if you can.

Schools, organisations, or contacts to tag

School or organisation name(s) to tag. For individuals you'd like tagged on LinkedIn, please include their LinkedIn profile URL — e.g. linkedin.com/in/firstname-lastname

Which platforms should this be posted to?

Upload images (up to 5)

Every post needs an image — it's now required. No photo from the day? Use one of these (best first): 1. :camera_with_flash: A real photo from the session — students working, the room, the moment. 2. :selfie: A quick selfie of yourself at the school or session — authentic and easy. 3. :trophy: If the school was in the Future Anything Finals, grab a photo from the Finals image library: [INSERT LINK] 4. :school: A photo from the school's website — :warning: only if we're cleared to use it (check with the school if unsure). 5. :frame_with_picture: A free stock image from Unsplash (unsplash.com) — last resort, when nothing else fits. A clear, well-lit image works best. Avoid wide room shots (backs of heads) and blurry or dark photos.

Upload your Reel video

One video, under 90 seconds, filmed vertical (portrait). Files over 100MB will fail.

Option B: Google Drive image link

Share a Google Drive folder link with 'Anyone with the link can view' access.

Are students or other individuals clearly identifiable in any of the images or video?

What is the permission status for these images or videos?

When should this be posted?

What date would you like this posted?

Date

Is there a URL this post should point to?

Provide an FA webpage or registration link. Only include an external URL if this post is specifically directing people to that page. School or partner social media pages should not be used as CTA destinations.

Constraints and caveats (optional)

Is there anything we should NOT include in this post? Any permission limitations, sensitivities, or information that should stay internal? E.g. 'Do not use the uploaded photos — permission not confirmed' or 'Do not mention the school's name.'

Is Nicole Dyson personally involved in this content?

Your name

Your Email Address

example@example.com