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New South Wale's best junior spellers face off in the Premier's Spelling Bee

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Turn off the auto correct, think back to the mnemonics, and test yourself against the fastidious students in this next report. They're some of the best junior spellers in New South Wales for this year. And for a number of them, English isn't their first language.
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