Free expo seminar - Show & Tell

Ways to engage K - 2 learners through technology with examples of bee bots and indi spheros. 

Exploring the power of student-led projects to reimagine teaching and learning.

A simple, inexpensive STEM/Civics activity suitable for years 5-8

Resource list, worksheets and program will be available for free download

This interactive show-and-tell session highlights engaging K–12 cybersecurity resources that make digital safety and cyber skills accessible and age-appropriate. Participants will explore practical tools, games, and hands-on activities that bring cybersecurity concepts to life in the classroom. I will also share key learnings from the 2025 NICE K–12 Cybersecurity Education Conference (USA) and how these insights can be applied in Australian schools.

Part of the free resources for teachers showcase

Part of the free resources for teachers showcase

Part of the free resources for teachers showcase

Part of the free resources for teachers showcase 

This session will focus on supportive student culture and progress of skill and enjoyment.

Part of the award-winning Queenwood Science of Design course

A simple, cheap, and achievable Arduino project

All teaching resources and program will be available for free download

Kids learn how  to call 000 with confidence. 

• Students practise what to say and do in an emergency, building confidence to respond quickly if a stroke happens at home or school.

It’s free, ready to teach and teacher friendly.

• Five fully planned lessons, digital storybooks and student materials are provided — no medical knowledge or prep required.

It fits naturally into the Australian curriculum.

• FAST Heroes aligns with PDHPE, wellbeing, literacy, drama and music, supporting real world learning without adding to teacher workload.

Learning ripples beyond the classroom.

• Children take the message home to families and grandparents, extending stroke awareness into the community — with real, documented life saving outcomes

When a lesson doesn’t go to plan, teachers are often left wondering what went wrong and how to fix it. This session explores how AI can be used as a practical reflective tool to unpack those “pear-shaped” lessons in real time. By aligning reflections with the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers, AI can help identify gaps in engagement, differentiation, and clarity, giving teachers a starting point for meaningful improvement. This isn’t about replacing professional judgement—it’s about supporting it, turning AI into a coaching partner that helps make sense of the moments when teaching feels most uncertain.

Part of the free resources for teachers showcase 

Part of the free resources for teachers showcase

• Attendees will understand that dashboards alone don’t improve outcomes; structured translation into teaching moves is what drives growth including a partnership with key stakeholders.
• Learn how consolidating datasets into one platform enables clarity, consistency, and faster decision-making across staff.
• Effective schools don’t track everything they focus on high-impact data points that directly inform teaching. 
• Discover how cross-KLA collaboration (PLCs) turns data into shared responsibility, ensuring consistent strategies.
• Walk away with a model for embedding a continuous improvement cycle where data informs action, action is monitored, and impact is measured systematically and sustainably.