Future Anything National Grand Final 2025

TUESDAY 18 NOVEMBER | 5PM – 8.45PM AEST

STATE LIBRARY OF QUEENSLAND (BRISBANE) & LIVE ONLINE

Support school-age entrepreneurs from across Australia as they bend the future, one youth-led idea at a time.

Future Anything unleashes passion, potential and agency in every classroom, empowering young people to turn their passion and curiosity into innovative ideas that make the world a better place.

In 2025, over 8200 students in 85+ schools have built enterprising mindsets, creating innovative, sustainable and scalable solutions to the problem THEY care about through Future Anything’s award-winning Activate program.

Join us as teams go head-to-head to win the support to launch their ideas into the real world in the National Grand Final 2025. There’ll be live pitches, a panel of expert judges, showcase expo and a live People’s Vote. We’ll also unveil the winners of this year’s Future Anything Educator Awards and welcome 2025’s inductees to the Future Anything Hall of Fame.

Attend in person at the State Library of Queensland in Brisbane or watch online live from anywhere in the world! Venue seats are strictly limited, so register NOW to secure your free ticket.

GRAB YOUR FREE TICKETS HERE

Meet the pitching teams

Period.

Ferny Grove State High School (QLD)

Period is a social enterprise donating free reusable period kits, sewing materials, and sexual education pamphlets funded by pad-sewing workshops to those suffering from period poverty.

EcoDrive

Loreto Kirribilli (NSW)

EcoDrive is a road safety system that uses motion-sensor posts and GPS alerts to reduce wildlife collisions by creating cautious drivers, protecting native animals and people.

Never in the Rough

Ardrossan Area School (SA)

Never in the Rough create bold, sustainable golf gear that’s impossible to lose, with profits funding men’s mental health and mate ship.

Sunshine Co.

Fairholme College (QLD)

Sunshine Co. is a brand of kid’s sunscreen that makes application fun and interactive so kids want to reapply, they also supply free sunscreen stations to help prevent skin cancer.

Pawsitive Vitals

Bowen State High School (QLD)

Pawsitive Vitals is a product that monitors your household pet’s heart rate and temperature, ensuring their well-being, we donate some of our profit to the RSPCA to improve animals lives.

Perfectly Tucked

Canterbury College (QLD)

Our business creates sheets that help parents teach kids to make their beds. Using a matching animal game, we turn bed making into an enjoyable, engaging routine for young children.

Construct Pal

Canterbury College (QLD)

Construct Pal is a set of reusable clips that transform cardboard into building blocks, solving classroom waste and cost problems by enabling creative, hands on learning, with recycled materials.

Flavva

Marymount College (QLD)

We manufacture dissolvable oral strips targeted towards chemotherapy patients to help either temporarily alter taste from sour to sweet, or to enhance flavours of meals.