Children's activity

QAGTC South Playfest 2024 - Introduction to Robotics with Dr Damien Kee

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Due to popular demand, Legendary Robotics Educator Dr Damien Kee returns to QAGTC South in 2024, this time with a Robotics building and programming (non-mobile robots) Introduction for Years 1-5 students.

Students (Year 1-5) will work in pairs to program robots to complete various tasks.

Robots will be provided for the session.

Event will be held at Robertson State School 688 Musgrave Road, Robertson, QLD 4109, Saturday, 03 Feb 2024, 2.00-4.00pm.

Only 20 places available! No places left for this event.

QAGTC South Playfest - Introduction to Robotics with Dr Damien Kee

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Technology Education Expert Dr Damien Kee will introduce Robotics building and programming (LEGO robots) to students.

Students (In school Year levels Yr5-Yr12) will work in pairs to program robots to complete various tasks.

Robots will be provided for the session.

Event will be held at Robertson State School 688 Musgrave Road, Robertson, QLD 4109, Wed 15th Feb, 5.00-7.00pm.

Only 20 places available!

QAGTC South Playfest - Additional activities for younger children

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Families attending Dr Kee's Introduction to Robotics workshop may have younger children who are too young to participate in the event.

Please let us know how many children are attending so we can plan for other activities for them.
Activities will be free and will not incur additional charges. Adult supervision will be required.

Carnival of Minds

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QAGTC Gold Coast Branch organises a range of workshops during school terms for gifted and talented children of the Gold Coast. For November 2019, be involved in…………

Carnival of Minds

KEEPING YOUR COOL ON THE MOON

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The theme of National Science Week 2019 is Destination Moon. QAGTC-West invites budding science students in Years 3-6, to conduct a real-life science experiment in a real-life science laboratory on the theme of keeping astronauts at a comfortable temperature on the Earth’s Moon. A prize will be awarded to the student with the best graph interpretation. Parents are welcome to observe in the lab.