Author: Hannah McColl-Wayne

Grade 7 students from Pimlico State High School last week (22 June) went on the hunt for valuable resources knowledge at a QMEA workshop, thanks to support from Bravus Mining and Resources. The QMEA travelled ...

Excitement and curiosity lit up Brisbane classrooms over the past fortnight as a series of science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) workshops marked the conclusion of the QMEA engagements for Semester 1 of the ...

Cutting-edge virtual technology was just one gadget among many that a group of Grade 10 students today (23 June) tried out as they participated in a Tradies for a Day workshop delivered by the QMEA. Thanks to ...

Twenty Grade 10 students from Cloncurry State School P-12 yesterday (21 June) traded traditional classroom lessons for an exciting day of trade-based activities at a QMEA Tradies for a Day workshop, thanks to support ...

Students from Good Shepherd Catholic College this week analysed water quality methods as well as the myriad of science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM) career pathways to the resources sector at two QMEA workshops. Thanks ...

Students from Miles State High School are today (16 June) charging their science and IT learning batteries at an exciting, hands-on workshop run by the QMEA workshop, thanks to support from Origin Energy as ...

The creative juices were flowing today (15 June) as students from St John’s School in Roma lapped up new water knowledge at a workshop run by the QMEA. Thanks to support from Senex Energy, ...

Around 30 Grade 9 students from Collinsville State High School today (14 June) developed their design thinking, logic and analytical skills as they completed a series of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) tasks at a ...

The resources industry’s potential future leaders and innovators are strengthening their technical and professional skills at a QMEA workshop today (14 June), focusing on science, technology, engineering, and maths (STEM). St Hilda’s School is ...

Close to 75 students are today (8 June) taking to the skies as eight schools compete for first place at the QMEA Physics in Flight workshop, thanks to support from ConocoPhillips Australia, as downstream operator ...