The inspirational Michael Crossland is back for 2021, sharing new messages and teaching practical life skills for good mental health and imparting hope for the future in all students. Michael is an extraordinary young man who defied the odds of life-threatening cancer to build an exceptional life, helping others.

Adventure Philanthropist Luke Hepworth has turned every challenge thrown at him as an opportunity for not only adventure but raising money and awareness for his chosen charities. From the most southern point on earth in Antarctica to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, Hepworth knows no boundaries when it comes to travel, adventure and giving back to others.

In the current climate where students are experiencing increased anxiety, it is so important to equip students with resilience and optimism. Together 2 x Olympic Track athlete Eloise Wellings with psychology practitioner and mental skills coach Rory Darkins empower the next generation to go after their dreams and be all that they can be.

Tony Hoang grew up in poverty within the drug capital of Australia, where he joined one of the most notorious crime gangs at just 13. During this time he faced the harsh realities of losing friends to a drug overdose, watching friends go to jail and dealing drugs himself. Having since rejected the drug culture, a decade on he chooses to share his hardships to help people break free from the same destructive cycle he was once trapped in and teaches young people to steer clear from drugs.

Four-time Golden Guitar winning Country music singer-songwriter Amber Lawrence joins the inspiring list of speakers and performers. Lawrence risked it all in 2008 to pursue a music career leaving behind the security of her job at Qantas and now is recognised for capturing Australian hearts through her beautiful and inspiring songs of self-belief, love, family and everyday Australians.

Homeless as a child and now an award-winning international rap artist from Sydney, Daniel ‘D Minor’ wants to share his story and music with the hope to inspire anyone going through some form of struggle. D Minor drew upon his turbulent home life and experiences on the streets to write his first hit song Concrete Pillow to raise awareness about homelessness.