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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Meet The Next Generation Of Young Entrepreneurs, Innovators, And Leaders Across The Country Working To Bring Their Ideas To Life As They Get A Head Start On Their Chosen Pathway Today!
Aarohi Bansal
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Julian Mitchell
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Rebecca Ju
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Meena Srinivasan
Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
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Charlie Bidgood
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Michelle Fitzpatrick
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Stephanie Beaumont
Young Leader Of The Year
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Luke Palfreyman
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