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February 7, 2025

Little Scientists STEM Water Workshop, 7 February 2025, Macquarie Park NSW

Come along to Little Scientist’s foundational workshop to explore STEM through the vehicle of water and the critical pedagogical topics of co-construction, metacognition, and inquiry-based learning in early education.

Professional Learning

February 13, 2025

Little Scientists Online Workshop: Leaders Training: Fostering a Rich STEM Culture in Your Team

Little Scientists has scheduled this special two-hour workshop for Directors, Educational Leaders, Coordinators, and STEM champions working with children from 0-8 years.

Conference

February 18, 2025 - February 19, 2025

Child Inclusive Practice Forum 2025

The 2025 Child Inclusive Practice (CIP) Forum – Children at the Centre – acknowledges that people working with children and young people have a critical role to ensure that the child’s/young person’s views, ideas and experiences are heard and considered in decision making and therapeutic forums.

Professional Learning

February 21, 2025

Little Scientists STEM Computer Science Workshop, 21 February 2025, Carlton VIC

In an increasingly digital society, this is an essential workshop for early years educators and will help you reframe digital technology as an exciting tool for learning, rather than as children’s passive entertainment.

Professional Learning

February 26, 2025

Distressed behaviour in children online workshop – NESA accredited

Distressed behaviour: I see you, I hear you, you matter. Understanding and supporting children with distressed behaviour in early learning and primary school.

Professional Learning

March 13, 2025

Little Scientists STEM Mathematics Workshop, 13 March 2025, Penrith NSW

In this interactive workshop, you will learn to create rich STEM learning experiences in your service through the exciting topic of mathematics and use it as a topic through which to teach the outcomes of the Early Years Learning Framework.

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