Author: Hannah McColl-Wayne

Nearly 100 Year 7 and 8 students put a series of mechanical, electronic and robotic devices to work last week at Marsden State High School, during two QMEA workshops designed to improve design thinking, ...

Students’ aspirations to pursue a rewarding career in the resources and energy sector is expected to stem from the personal insights of industry representatives at a QMEA workshop today (2 June). Around 100 Grade ...

About 20 students from Chinchilla State High School will substitute classroom-based learning today (2 June) for a ‘day on the job’ as they trial a range of trade-based activities at a QMEA workshop, thanks ...

Around 25 students from Theodore State School have today (1 June) benefited from work experience and life experience at a QMEA workshop. The STEM Tradies for a Day workshop involved students from Year Seven ...

The pathway to a rewarding career in the resources sector was lit up for 90 Grade 9 students from Roma State College today (31 May) as they completed hands-on activities at a QMEA workshop. Thanks to ...

The games officially concluded today (27 May) at Glenala State High School, after almost 200 Grade 7 students teamed up to solve sustainability puzzles during four QMEA workshops over the last 10 days. The Scarcity ...

Year 7 students at St Margaret’s Anglican Girls School yesterday (24 May) received a unique insight into the increasingly high-tech future of mining at a QMEA workshop that was all about using science, technology, ...

About 25 Grade 9 students from Wandoan and Taroom State Schools are today (24 May) piecing together their pathway for a potential future career in the resources sector, thanks to Senex Energy. Students were ...

The next generation of programmers, mechanical engineers and scientists is being assembled this week, as North Queensland schools host a series of QMEA robotics workshops (24 and 25 May), thanks to support from Thiess. ...

At last week’s (19 May) QMEA “STEM Unearthed” workshop at Redeemer Lutheran College in Biloela, students got a taste of being a geologist when they created “lithological logs”, which are used to log soil ...