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Case Study: Geelong Regional Libraries and The ...

The Brainary STEM session facilitator Madison Old (centre) with GRLC’s Julie Fryman and Kirstie Irwin. Geelong Independent, Free youth STEM program, 28/07/2023 (Photo by Ivan Kemp) Increasingly, public libraries are...

Embracing Play: The Heart of Early Childhood Ed...

In the journey of early childhood education, play is not merely an option; it is the cornerstone upon which all learning is built. Where curriculum standards and academic milestones often...

Exploring New Horizons: Transformative Learning...

Innovation and technology continues to push the frontiers of what is possible in education. One such force is virtual reality – a revolutionary way to impact how students access the curriculum. From field trips...

STEM Newsletter – Term 4 – 2023

erm 4 – 2023 STEM Newsletter PDF (2.2 MB) We’re excited to share an update on our STEM Makerspace Program which we were awarded a Federal Grant to deliver in...

Robots, VR feature in free public classes

GEELONG TIMES | BY Billy Higgins L-R: Laura Farrington and Clare Baranowski (GRLC), Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, The Brainary educationalist Hugh Kingsley, Madison Old and Tom Bartle. Photos: BILLY HIGGINS...

Melbourne Grammar School – Human Rights Leaders...

Thanks to the amazing support of Diane Ruffles, Director of Library Services at Melbourne Grammar School (MGS), we were able to run the first Victorian Human Rights Educational Leadership Forum at...