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Future Moves
The Future Moves program aims to inspire school students and young people from regional and rural areas to attend university.
Working across more than 70 partner schools, Future Moves sees approximately 14,000 students each year.
Future Moves’ core activities are workshops in schools and events on campus aimed at ensuring that students can act on their aspirations in informed and effective ways, have a greater awareness of the opportunities that arise from pursuing university study and an understanding of how university might be part of their future, while making school studies more relevant.
🎬🙌The first video in our series answering questions we got from the Bathurst Regional Council Jobs Expo. We'll be posting more over the next two weeks so stay tuned. 🙌🎬
🏗 🌉 Amazing young engineers getting to work with industry professionals. Charles Sturt University - CSU CSU Engineering
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Last Friday we hosted our annual 'Power of Engineering' event. Girls in Year 9 and Year 10 from across the central west got hands on in immersive workshops and real world engineering projects! Take a look 👇🏼
🔭🌝⭐️ A huge crowd gathered under the light of the moon to enjoy Sky Stories in Port Macquarie. Read more about the event here! Thanks to the Birpai Community for supporting this event celebrating science past and present.
Charles Sturt University - CSU Wauchope High School Birpai LALC Hastings Secondary College Werin Aboriginal Corporation Medical Clinic Australian Indigenous Astronomy ReadyMob, Bob Fuller, Cameron Marshall.
https://www.portnews.com.au/story/6333858/gaze-upon-the-stars-and-connect-with-local-aboriginal-culture/
Charles Sturt University - CSU Wauchope High School Birpai LALC Hastings Secondary College Werin Aboriginal Corporation Medical Clinic Australian Indigenous Astronomy ReadyMob, Bob Fuller, Cameron Marshall.
https://www.portnews.com.au/story/6333858/gaze-upon-the-stars-and-connect-with-local-aboriginal-culture/
Gaze upon the stars and connect with local Aboriginal culture
People used virtual reality technology to watch the moon landings.
portnews.com.au
🔭🌝 Great Sky Stories night at Wingham High School. Clear skies provided a blinding view of the full moon and spectacular views of Jupiter and its 3 moons and Saturn’s rings. The virtual reality provided great experiences of the moon landing for the youngest and oldest community members.
Future Moves and Charles Sturt University - CSU - Orange campus, in collaboration with Three Rivers University Department of Rural Health, is hosting an evening of Star Gazing and Community Celebration. Canobolas High School Dance group have a special performance for you on the evening and Gerald Power of Indigenous Cultural Adventures and his chefs will provide a feast of Aboriginal Australian culinary treats.
When the sun goes down and the stars come out, experience star, planet, and moon gazing with local astronomers, Rod Summerville of Orange Planetarium, Tina Leaman, Ray Pickard of Bathurst Observatory Research Facility, with special guest speaker, Trevor Leaman of Dark Skies Downunder
This is a FREE event and one for all ages!
When the sun goes down and the stars come out, experience star, planet, and moon gazing with local astronomers, Rod Summerville of Orange Planetarium, Tina Leaman, Ray Pickard of Bathurst Observatory Research Facility, with special guest speaker, Trevor Leaman of Dark Skies Downunder
This is a FREE event and one for all ages!
