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Find the best education events and make the most of your time in Hervey Bay. From education to science and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Learn about Butchulla culture, how to find fresh water, identify plants that can help in survival situations and build a Fish Trap. Connect to culture, Country and sea at this hands-on Youth Week experience led by Butchulla Land and Sea Rangers. Traditional fishing methods of the Butchulla people, the Traditional Owners of K’gari and the Hervey Bay region, are deeply connected to the seasons and environmental indicators. The Fish Trap symbolises the seasonal relationship between Butchulla and Sea Country. This is a unique opportunity to listen, connect and learn about Butchulla culture, how to find fresh water, identify plants that can help in survival situations and build a Fish Trap.
Over three Tuesday afternoons we will read together, sharing short stories and a poem in a small, relaxed group setting.
Stay current with the latest perioperative practices and information while earning CPD points. Hear from leading subject matter experts, gain benchmarking insights, network with peers, and explore innovative products through trade support. Join us to learn, connect, and advance patient care.
A session with Annalee from Forseti Law. Annalee focuses on the essentials that matter most: disability planning, succession law, and managing estates
Join our event to learn about your obligations under Queensland’s working with children laws. We’ll cover: Who needs a blue card and who can rely on an exemption, Responsibilities for blue card applicants and card holders, Compliance requirements for regulated organisations, Recent changes to the blue card system.
Effective disability succession planning ensures continuity, dignity & resilience. Learn how to take practical steps to safeguard a good life into the future.
Please join us for our Anzac Assembly and annual Grandparents Day. We will be offering tea & coffee and light refreshments. We ask that you please RSVP for catering requirements Please ensure no high heels are worn inside the Ginn Centre
Unleash your potential and step directly from the classroom to the casting room. This exclusive one-day event is your chance to refine your acting skills with industry experts and then immediately audition for a role in the upcoming short film.
Preteen Period Prepared Workshop - Hervey Bay
A beginner-friendly introduction to using a computer, covering basic skills like using the mouse, keyboard, and navigating the screen. Laptops will be provided for participants to follow along and learn new skills.
Join author and editor Jane Smith in this practical two-hour workshop on editing for writers. The session includes everything emerging authors need to know about editing: what it is, how it works and how to get the best possible value from your editor. During the workshop you will: learn to recognise and avoid common writing errors, identify the different types and stages of editing, practise using some basic editing tools and techniques, and understand how to find the right editor for you. Participants will get the most out of some of the practical elements if they bring a laptop with Word installed. If this is not possible, bring along a notepad and pen.
Join Dr Michael Nagel for a fascinating professional development session at UniSC Fraser Coast. There aren’t any differences in what boys and girls can learn, but there are differences in how they process information, behave and by association, learn. These differences appear early in life, are often amplified during adolescence but tend to moderate in adulthood. Since the turn of the century and via amazing advances in technology and neuroscientific research, we have learned a great deal about the human brain and sex differences in that brain. This presentation will provide basic insights into the developing brain from birth through adolescence and then focus on some of the differences between the brains of males and females. The overall aim is to offer participants an opportunity to engage in a user-friendly dialogue about what they may encounter when interacting with young minds every day.