HEN Online: Time for Tech with Perform Education (all ages)
About
Join us for the third installment of HEN's 2026 free quarterly online series for kids, hosted by Perform Education:
In a world where challenges like climate change, resource management, and rapidly growing global communities are more urgent than ever, science, technology, and innovative thinking are the keys to our sustainable future.
Time for Tech is a dynamic, interactive STEM sketch comedy incursion designed to engage children with the real-world applications of science. This fast-paced show aligns with the 2026 International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists and the 2026 International Year of the Woman Farmer, taking kids on a journey through the exciting intersection of STEM and sustainability.
Through four humorous and educational sketches, families will explore:
- How STEM is driving creative solutions for sustainability and climate resilience
- The vital role of technology in managing land, water, and food systems
- Real-life science careers that protect people, the planet, and our future
- The profound impact of everyday choices and innovations on shaping a sustainable tomorrow
Packed with humour, relatable characters, and connection opportunities, Time for Tech is not just a show — it’s an experience that highlights how science is solving the world’s biggest challenges, right from the ground up!
This event also comes with a pack of extras for families to enjoy before or after their session:
- Teacher Resource Pack
- Post-Performance Student Quiz
- Digital Games
- Classroom + Home activities
Details:
A 45-minute encore performance of the primary-aged event is available for Tuesday 25th August at 1pm.
Can't make it on the day? No problem - a recording of this event will be available to all HEN members & advertised via HEN's Facebook group & weekly Tuesday e-newsletter.
For HEN members only, new members very welcome!
Date
Tuesday 25 August 2026 1:00 PM - 1:45 PM (UTC+10)Location
Online event access details will be provided by the event organiser