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Secondary outreach programs

Throughout the middle and senior phases of learning, careers, aspirations and pathways options are hot topics. Our outreach programs focus on connecting students with experiences that develop confidence and aspirations for further education after high school. We explore disciplines, study and career areas, and students' strength and interests.
Secondary school careers programs
Our Careers programs focus directly on raising and maintaining the aspirations of young people by highlighting pathways available to them to realise their full potential.
Secondary school careers program

Our secondary STEM outreach programs are part of MindSET-do. They are designed to inspire the next generation of leaders in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. The programs are fun, engaging and bound to inspire students to continue their STEM journey into secondary school and beyond.

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Creative Writing Excellence Program
This practice-based program is designed to inspire student-writers to embrace their creativity and develop their understanding of narrative.
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Sport for thought
An experiential sport-based program which aims to raise educational aspirations in Year 9 students from low SES backgrounds.
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Engagement Activities for Indigenous students
Meaningful programs that raise awareness among young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students of the role that connection to country and culture plays in creating pathways.
Sunshine Coast Schools Mooting Competition

Mooting provides an opportunity for Year 11 or 12 Legal Studies students to consider a legal problem, prepare written submissions and then use their oral presentation skills to present arguments before a judge or judges.

Open to all Sunshine Coast secondary schools.