This workshop with experienced teacher and HSC marker Dianne Berios covers everything you need for Paper 1, from examining the core rubric to practical strategies for the unseen text questions. 

This workshop with experienced history teacher Anne Gripton walks you through all four sections of the exam, what's expected in each, and how to work effectively with sources. 

In this hands-on workshop, book designer and illustrator Susan Le takes you inside the world of professional cover design. 

Using recycled materials, natural objects and a whole lot of imagination, kids construct their own miniature treehouse to take home. 

In this live science show, kids get a front-row seat to experiments that bring our planet's hidden forces to life. 

In this hands-on after school session, kids build their own doodle bot from scratch, then experiment with different weights and pens to see what patterns and pictures emerge. 

In this hands-on after school activity, kids learn to create their own 3D-style artwork using red and blue drawing techniques, then make a pair of glasses to bring it all to life.

Death is inevitable. But the way we approach it is changing. Join cultural anthropologist Hannah Gould and deathwalker Zenith Virago for an open, honest conversation about the evolving ways we mark the end of life.

From a teenage harmony group in Brisbane to one of the biggest acts in music history, the Bee Gees story is one of reinvention, resilience and some seriously unforgettable songs. 

Each month, an expert shares a book they love and examines what makes it worth reading. You can join the discussion or simply listen.