Vintage caravans and the #vanlife movement are booming thanks to their nostalgic charm, affordability, and social media appeal. People love restoring retro vans for travel, sustainability, and freedom. With remote work on the rise, more are choosing van life as a creative and adventurous lifestyle. My plan is joining this movement, to restore this 1980 Jayco caravan for profit.

Domestic violence affects people from all walks of life in NSW. One in four women and one in eight men have experienced violence from a partner or family member. We’re working to break the silence, support survivors, and build a future free from fear and harm. The change starts with us. Jack, Jye, Kallin and I have raised $864 to support this cause.

Fynn Sadler is a rising Australian striker with the Central Coast Mariners Academy, known for his clinical finishing, intelligent movement and aerial strength. A standout in the NPL NSW, he consistently impacts games early and under pressure, marking him as a promising talent in Australian football.

Fynn Sadler is a passionate and resilient footballer from New South Wales whose journey began at age four. From local games to an international tour with West Ham and a recent return from injury, Fynn has shown grit, growth, and determination. His ultimate goal is to break into the A League and represent Australia on the world stage.

Fynn’s Furniture Flips transforms discarded furniture into stylish, sustainable pieces. Combining hands on craftsmanship. Fynn brings new life to old wood. Focused on reducing waste and inspiring conscious consumer habits, the venture blends creativity, community spirit, and a passion for sustainability.

Invasive plants like Bitou Bush, Watsonia, and Buffalo Grass threaten native ecosystems at Forresters Beach. Through our Landcare project, we removed harmful species and learned about their impacts. Managing invasives is vital for biodiversity and I really enjoyed working on this hands-on, community-driven project for positive change.

My internship at Bunnings Frame and Truss gave me hands-on experience in construction design, from interpreting blueprints to creating 3D models of structural components. I learned the value of precision, safety, and sustainability—gaining skills, confidence, and a clearer vision of what my future could look like in the industry.

Fynn’s multifaceted journey this year has been inspiring—from restoring vintage furniture in his sustainable business “Furniture Flips” to pushing boundaries in sport, maths, and personal development. His book review of Craig Johnston’s Walk Alone reflects his own values: resilience, focus, and chasing big dreams. Whether walking for cancer awareness or running for men’s mental health, Fynn shows dedication to both community and craft.

Completing my prescribed journals taught me more than expected—about finances, career planning, and social awareness. I gained insight into the realities of life as a professional soccer player, the importance of budgeting, and ethical issues like homelessness and cobalt mining. This journey deepened my self-awareness and strengthened my motivation to pursue my goals with purpose.

Craig Johnston, nicknamed “Skippy,” rose from being told he was the “worst player” to becoming a Liverpool legend. Leaving Newcastle at 15, his hard work and self-belief led to a career filled with trophies. Now, he inspires others with his story: proof that big dreams are worth chasing.

Fynn’s Furniture Flips is a sustainable business transforming discarded furniture into stylish, affordable pieces. By using eco-friendly materials and creative restoration methods, it reduces waste and offers unique alternatives to mass-produced furniture. With sales through Facebook Marketplace and op shops, the business targets eco-conscious customers seeking quality, character, and environmental impact in every piece.

The 7 Bridges Walk is a 28-kilometre loop through Sydney, crossing some of the city’s most iconic bridges, including the Harbour Bridge, Gladesville, and Iron Cove. It’s a community event held each October to raise funds for Cancer Council, and it draws thousands of people each year—some walking for fitness, some for fun, and many in memory or support of someone facing cancer.

Running 30km from Budgewoi to Terrigal, this event raises awareness for men’s mental health and helps break the silence around it. Joined by Jack and Nick, every step symbolises strength, support, and the message that no one fights alone. Together, we’re running for hope, healing, and change.

Fynn Sadler is a skilled striker known for his intelligent movement, strong teamwork, and technical ability. He excels in dribbling, shooting, and combination play, and leads his U15s team with maturity and dedication. His sportsmanship, work ethic, and character make him an outstanding candidate for the Central Coast Sports College.

My experience at Dora Creek Public School showed how a strong community creates a great teaching environment. Through hands on projects, mentoring students, and building problem solving skills, I saw both the rewards and challenges of primary teaching and realised it may not the right path for me at this time.

Magnesium Investigation Presentation Exhibition 1 by Fynn Sadler Dora Creek Public School LTI Exhibition 1 by Fynn Sadler

As part of a social action initiative, I launched “Breakfast Club Friday with Fynn” at Dora Creek Public School to address food insecurity. With support from community partners, I served toasted cheese sandwiches to ensure students start the day nourished and focused. The program fosters connection, improves wellbeing, and shows how small acts can drive big change.

Fynn’s Fresh Cuts is a local run lawn mowing service with a mission. I am turning grass cutting into goal scoring.. raising funds to support my soccer dreams while giving back to the community. Every lawn mowed helps fuel my passion and build a stronger local connection. Supporting my journey, one yard at a time.

Fynn Sadler found Be Useful an unexpectedly powerful and motivating read. Arnold’s seven life tools—like having a clear vision, working hard, and giving back—are delivered through honest, real-life stories. With practical advice for everyday people, this book inspires self-belief, resilience, and action. A must-read for anyone chasing goals or navigating life’s challenges.

Riding Shotgun tells the incredible true story of Andy Bernal—footballer, agent, and survivor. From his beginnings in Canberra to playing in La Liga and working alongside David Beckham, the book is fast-paced, raw, and inspiring. It’s a deeply personal journey filled with highs, lows, and resilience, making it one of the best books I’ve read.

Copy of General Construction Induction Training Certificate: Central Coast Sports College, through the Big Picture program, offers students the chance to upskill and gain real-world qualifications in their chosen field. Fynn is passionate about building and aims to pursue a career in construction after graduation.

Care4Coast is a local volunteer-run organisation supporting people in crisis with food, clothing, and care. Started by Carly Pal after the 2019 bushfires, it continues to make a real difference. Volunteering with them showed me the power of community, kindness, and connection—one conversation, and one footy card, at a time.

Magnesium is a vital mineral for athletes, supporting muscle function, energy levels, recovery, sleep, and mood. My study explored the impact of taking a daily magnesium supplement on my sports performance. Results showed improved endurance, reduced fatigue and cramping, better recovery, and a more balanced mood—highlighting magnesium’s powerful role in athletic performance and wellbeing.

Fynn Sadler is a rising football talent known for his intelligent runs, technical skill, and goal-scoring ability. As a striker, Fynn consistently shows leadership, maturity, and a deep tactical understanding of the game. His highlights capture moments of brilliance—fast breaks, combination play, and goals that reflect his hard work and dedication.