GRCC funded construction and branding of a weather-proof custom trailer with panels, workshop materials, and student models to deliver hands-on creative and critical thinking workshops to Launceston primary schools.
Primary school students in Launceston needing skills in inquiry, idea generation, analysis, and problem solving.
Launceston primary schools, Tasmania
2025/26 — completion expected June 2026
Young people from regional and rural backgrounds often have fewer pathways into technology and innovation careers, creating a cycle that limits both individual opportunity and regional economic development. NARLE’s education program disrupts this by delivering hands-on STEM and innovation learning directly into communities where it would otherwise be inaccessible. Students gain skills, confidence, and exposure to career possibilities they may not have previously imagined. Over time, this builds a pipeline of locally-rooted talent that can drive the region’s economic future rather than leave for capital cities.
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