An immersive environmental education livestream event empowering Australian primary students to tackle pollution creatively and collaboratively.
Thursday 7 May 2026
9:00am - 2:45pm
Online
See website for details
Dive into an exciting and innovative environmental education experience designed especially for Australian primary school students. Jack the Super Prawn leads this engaging virtual conference, inspiring young minds to explore pollution and sustainability through storytelling and interactive activities.
Students will participate in a dynamic livestream event where they learn about 11 types of pollution affecting our planet. The program combines empathy-driven storytelling with hands-on problem solving, encouraging creativity and teamwork. Children will gain a deeper understanding of environmental challenges such as water conservation, air quality, littering, and plastic pollution.
This third annual conference is hosted by Waverley College and runs from 09:00 to 14:45. The event focuses on design-based learning, where students collaborate to develop practical solutions to real-world ecological problems. The program is tailored for children aged 5-12 years but has potential for expansion into secondary education.
The event is fully online, making it accessible from anywhere. Participants will join via a livestream platform, allowing schools and families across Australia to engage without travel. This virtual format ensures a safe and convenient learning environment.
Parents and educators should note the event date is Thursday, 7 May 2026. The conference encourages active participation and creativity, so children should be prepared for interactive sessions. The program aims to foster environmental stewardship and innovative thinking in young learners.
Cost details are available on the official website. Interested participants are encouraged to visit the site for registration information and any updates. Early booking is recommended to secure a place in this popular educational event.
