With curriculum time getting busier and busier, a great way to inspire and empower students is before and after school with extracurricular programs for students. Our after school programs are fantastic at doing this and allow us to get students thinking big and focussing on cross-curricular, project-based learning as they tackle challenges, build skills and work on projects that get them thinking about the world around them and the exciting opportunities open to their generation.
With everything from designing future cities to launching influencer brands, building businesses, working with technology and more, we have a range of standard programs to choose from, or we're able to customise a program to your school community. Our after school programs typically run for 6-8 weeks and cost $30 per student per week.
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Guest Speakers | Friday 21st June 2024
Over the course of the student day on Friday the 21st June 2024 we will have a selection of dynamic panel discussions taking place with young professionals from across industries sharing their stories, experiences, and advice for young people looking to make a start on their chosen pathways. Our speakers for Friday the 21st June include:
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Lily Kennedy
Friday 21st June | 9:00 - 10:30am
Lily works as the Youth Coordinator at Bloom: Centre for Youth Innovation powered by St Catherine’s College, equipping young people with the innovation skills to thrive in their future pathways. Lily has five years experience teaching entrepreneurial skills to students across Australia and the Pacific and is passionate about supporting young people's impact locally and globally. Her experience in entrepreneurship, education and public relations allow her to deliver differentiated programs that are needs-based while her international research experience drives effective program design.
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Egan Reynolds
Friday 21st June | 10:30 - 11:30am
CPL Egan Reynolds has been in the Australian Army for 8 years of full time service as an Infantry Solider who has a background in reconnaissance and surveillance. He has participated in international engagements and represented the Army in Wales.
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Hayley Gibson
Friday 21st June | 9:00 - 10:30am
Hayley is the Alcoa Production Superintendent responsible for mining operations at the Huntly mine. Over the last 7 years at Alcoa, Hayley has been the Health and Safety Manager for WA Mining and a Health and Safety Consultant. Before her time at Alcoa, Hayley spent thirteen years in the FIFO mining industry in a variety of functional and operational roles. When not at work, Hayley enjoys going to the gym, ice baths and spending time with her husband and bulldog
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Nathan Lee
Friday 21st June | 10:30 - 11:30am
Nathan is a passionate individual who is driven to make a positive impact on the world. He leads Community and Partnerships at HEX, an ed-tech startup that delivers university-accredited innovation programs for high school and university students. Nathan is also the co-founder of Stint, an online job platform and community dedicated to helping international students build a career in Australia. In 2023, he was awarded the Spirit Super Create Change Award at the 7 News Young Achiever Awards Victoria.
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Scott Millar
Friday 21st June | 9:00am - 2:00pm
Scott Millar is a business leader, keynote speaker, and generational consultant on a mission to help organisations navigate the ever changing future of work. Launching his business in early high school, Scott has spent the past 10 years working with young professionals and business leaders around the world to explore how technology and innovation are changing the way we live, work, and learn. As one of Australia's top 30 business leaders under 30 years of age, APAC's Inspiring Youth Leader, and two-time TEDx Speaker, Scott is passionate about inspiring others to seize opportunities in their digital world.
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