on 27/01/2026
Engineering is Elementary workshop – Renmark
When: 3:30-5:30pm Monday 23rd March 2026
Location: Renmark – Ramble Arts
Time: 2 hrs
Audience: Educators
About
In this FREE workshops, you will:
- Get hands-on with agricultural engineering and activities from the ‘The Best of Bugs: Designing Hand Pollinators’ unit of work.
- Develop effective strategies to teach STEM content, and skills, to meet the learning needs of your students,
- Gain the confidence to teach STEM in your classroom through the Engineering Design Process.
After the workshop, we’ll send you a resource kit and unit of work so you can run Engineering is Elementary in your classroom. You’ll also be connected to a national community of practice for ongoing collaboration and support.
Things to know
- Engineering is Elementary units are designed for primary educators; however, they can be adapted for secondary school or other settings.
- Workshops are FREE but applications are essential as places are limited!
- Afternoon tea will be provided.
Find out more and register here.
Education Programs Professional Learning workshop – Salisbury
When: 9am – 3pm Wednesday 25th March
Location: Salisbury (venue TBC)
Time: 6 hours
Audience: Educators
About
In these FREE workshops, you will:
- Get hands-on with agricultural engineering and activities from the ‘The Best of Bugs: Designing Hand Pollinators’ unit of work.
- Develop effective strategies to teach STEM content, and skills, to meet the learning needs of your students,
- Gain the confidence to teach STEM in your classroom through the Engineering Design Process.
After the workshop, we’ll send you a resource kit and unit of work so you can run Engineering is Elementary in your classroom. You’ll also be connected to a national community of practice for ongoing collaboration and support.
Things to know
- Engineering is Elementary units are designed for primary educators; however, they can be adapted for secondary school or other settings.
- Starting in STEM builds confidence and capacity to teach engaging, meaningful STEM in the classroom. It’s ideal for out-of-field teachers and anyone seeking purposeful, community-connected STEM professional learning. It is especially valuable for pre-service and early-career educators.
- Workshops are FREE but applications are essential as places are limited.
- Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Find out more and register here.
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