With curriculum time getting busier and busier, a great way to inspire and empower students is before and after school with extracurricular programs for students. Our after school programs are fantastic at doing this and allow us to get students thinking big and focussing on cross-curricular, project-based learning as they tackle challenges, build skills and work on projects that get them thinking about the world around them and the exciting opportunities open to their generation.
With everything from designing future cities to launching influencer brands, building businesses, working with technology and more, we have a range of standard programs to choose from, or we're able to customise a program to your school community. Our after school programs typically run for 6-8 weeks and cost $30 per student per week.
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Meet The Next Generation Of Young Entrepreneurs, Innovators, And Leaders Across The Country Working To Bring Their Ideas To Life As They Get A Head Start On Their Chosen Pathway Today!
Aarohi Bansal
Young Leader Of The Year
Aarohi is a compassionate leader dedicated to advocacy and inclusion, demonstrated through her volunteer coaching for Special Olympics Australia, youth council roles, and commitment to purpose-driven leadership in creating tangible change for vulnerable communities.
Jayashruthi Palanisamy
Young Innovator Of The Year
Motivated by a desire to make communication more inclusive, Jayashruthi developed a wearable sign language glove that bridges the gap between deaf or hard of hearing individuals and those who can hear. Her innovative design translates hand gestures into speech and converts spoken responses back into text, displayed on a screen attached to the glove.
Julian Mitchell
Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
Julian, a Young Entrepreneur of the Year finalist and founder of JMDigital, has transformed his digital services company from a passion project into a thriving business, supporting small businesses, sponsoring community initiatives, and fostering local economic growth.
Riley Morgan
Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
Driven by a passion for fishing, the outdoors, and environmental sustainability, Riley Morgan co-founded Bass Buster Lures with his mate Lincoln to tackle the growing issue of lead pollution in South-East Queensland’s waterways. Together, they developed an innovative range of lead-free fishing lures—including the Bpop, Deep Crank, Shallow Crank, and Shad designs—crafted to reduce environmental harm if lost.
Tafadzwa Gore
Next Gen Of The Year
Tafadzwa is an award-winning author and environmentalist who, by age 16, gained international recognition for her writing, led sustainable initiatives like UNICEF Zimbabwe’s Eco-reusable pads project, and mentors global environmental efforts through her dedication to impactful advocacy.
Charlie Bidgood
Young Innovator Of The Year
Charlie’s SolBot is an autonomous drone system with a motorised brush and high-pressure water cleaner designed to efficiently clean hard-to-reach solar panels—improving energy performance—with future plans to expand into residential and broader surface cleaning.
Eeishu Mithun
Young Innovator Of The Year
Eeishu, a Young Innovator of the Year finalist, developed the EXTRA automated garage door, leveraging technology like number plate recognition and voice assistants to enhance accessibility, safety, and convenience for all, especially the elderly and physically challenged.
Esiayo Alegbe
Young Innovator Of The Year
Esiayo is the creator of Mythic, a groundbreaking open-source macOS game launcher that enables users to play Windows games seamlessly on Mac devices. Built with a custom implementation of Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit and powered by Wine and Apple’s D3DMetal, Mythic translates Windows DirectX API calls into macOS Metal—delivering high performance without emulation.
Kshithij Chandrashekar
Next Gen Of The Year
Kshithij, a passionate and innovative problem solver, has excelled in public speaking, STEM competitions, and social impact initiatives, driven by his curiosity, creativity, and a deep appreciation for his immigrant roots and the opportunities his parents provided.
Luke Palfreyman
Next Gen Of The Year
Luke is a driven and compassionate student whose commitment to academic excellence, environmental action, and co-curricular pursuits, from founding a sustainability group to excelling in robotics, music, and leadership, demonstrates his passion for making a lasting, positive impact.
Meena Srinivasan
Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
Meena founded "mini steps" in 2022 to promote sustainability by encouraging local buying and raising awareness about eco-friendly practices, with a mission to inspire environmentally conscious consumer behavior through various media and community engagement.
Rob Steffler
Innovative Educator Of The Year
Rob, founder of GCC's Year 10 DeLorean Project, revolutionizes education by fostering entrepreneurship and enterprise skills, empowering students to solve real-world problems, and achieving impactful success through innovative projects and university partnerships.
Victor Ni
Young Innovator Of The Year
Driven by a vision to make global diplomacy more accessible, Victor founded the International Youth Model United Nations (IYMUN)—a digital platform reimagining traditional Model UN for the modern world. Through free online conferences and workshops, IYMUN has reached over 150 students across 20+ countries, empowering young people—particularly from underrepresented regions—to develop confidence, leadership, and global awareness.
Diya Sanjay
Young Leader Of The Year
For Diya, leadership began not with a title, but through empathy and action. When a Federal MP was deeply moved by her artwork on the power of education, Diya chose to donate the proceeds as art supplies to her school—an early example of her belief that true leadership means using what you have to uplift others.
Ekaterina Khakimullina
Next Gen Of The Year
After moving to Australia from Russia and facing exclusion, Ekaterina became a purpose-driven leader committed to creating inclusive, empowering spaces where all students can thrive, embodying respect, initiative, and the belief that leadership is a collective effort.
Julian Mitchell
Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
As the founder of JMDigital, Julian has built a thriving tech business dedicated to helping ambitious companies upgrade their digital infrastructure. Over the past six years, he has honed his expertise in developing responsive web apps, digital media, and e-commerce solutions that empower businesses to grow and adapt in an increasingly digital world.
Melanie Tarr
Innovative Educator Of The Year
At Aveley Secondary College, Melanie leads an innovative app development program that empowers students to create meaningful digital solutions addressing real-world challenges. Her approach integrates technology, empathy, and cultural understanding to build both technical skills and social awareness.
Michelle Fitzpatrick
Innovative Educator Of The Year
Michelle leads the highly successful i3 program, an entrepreneurial STEM initiative for Year 10 students, connecting them with industry mentors and partners, and aims to create a lasting system that prepares students for success in education and the workforce.
Project Bray Green
Young Leader Of The Year
Year 8 students Omar, Corey, Tyler, and Lachlan launched an innovative, reward-based recycling initiative featuring QR codes, a website, and prizes to improve student recycling habits, with plans to expand it to schools nationwide and promote sustainable behaviour.
Rebecca Ju
Young Leader Of The Year
Rebecca, the youngest Vice President of Amnesty International's NSW Activism and Leadership Committee and founder of Youth 4 Difference, empowers young people through activism, volunteering, and policy initiatives, driving meaningful change with empathy and ambition.
Samantha Ephraims
Innovative Educator Of The Year
As a Digital Technologies teacher for Prep to Year 6, Samantha is passionate about creating authentic, real-world learning experiences that spark curiosity and joy. Her classroom is a space where students are encouraged to think critically, dream big, and design with empathy.
Stephanie Beaumont
Young Leader Of The Year
Stephanie's leadership journey, fueled by her parents' support and her passion for youth advocacy, has led her to roles such as School Captain and Chairperson of the Kwinana Youth Advisory Council, where she champions resilience, inclusion, and change-making.

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