STEM blog
Field notes from our classroom sessions — what works with limited devices, how to make privacy concrete, and how to talk honestly about security careers.
18 August 2026
Half the Australian primary schools we work with share one device trolley between year levels. Here is the sequence we use to teach real computational thinking anyway.
Read post29 July 2026
Telling students to be careful online changes nothing. Auditing the permissions of an app they opened this morning changes a lot.
Read post8 July 2026
Students picture hoodies and dark rooms. The real Australian entry roles are analyst shifts, GRC work and cloud engineering — with several pathways that do not start with a degree.
Read post20 June 2026
A four-level rubric, a short design justification and a pre/post quiz will tell you more than a folder of finished projects — and take a fraction of the time.
Read post27 May 2026
Parent sessions fail when they are a list of apps to fear. They work when families leave with one written agreement and one thing to switch on tonight.
Read postOur engineers co-teach the material with your staff and leave behind the slides, sandboxes and rubrics.
