Bringing together providers from every stage of a child’s learning journey under one roof, it is a one-stop shop for families actively planning their child’s education.
Choosing a school, kindergarten, or anything related to kids can be overwhelming.
Mix that with keeping the little ones entertained while you visit them all is enough to tip the calmest of parents over the edge.
So, we created an event where all the options could come together in one place!
Families can explore the many options and get a genuine feel for programs through demonstrations and face-to-face conversations. Kids can try out various activities through workshops, hands-on demonstrations, and come-and-try sessions.
All in a family-friendly, supportive space where tantrums happen, coffee flows, and there’s zero judgment.
Created by parents for parents, it is the best way to try out the many learning pathways for kids, with kids.
All in a FREE fun-filled family day out!
Families who want to discover the current and best educational and development opportunities for their children, in a fun, family-friendly environment.
From early learning and child care to tutoring and tertiary education, it is an unmissable event for parents and carers looking for education options in southeast Queensland.
The whole family is invited to attend. The Education Fair is organised by mums and designed to be an educational, fun, and friendly experience for the whole family. So mark down your local Education Fair in your calendars for a fun family day out!
Meet and talk directly to providers for every stage of a child’s learning journey across a diverse range of sectors under one roof.
While parents and carers get the inside scoop, the kids will be entertained at every booth or activity space you visit.
And to make it a fun day out, the Education Fair features:
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Before you visit
Entry is FREE, but registration is essential. Don’t stand in a queue on the day. Pre-Register NOW!
We understand the need to keep expenses down wherever possible for a family outing. A key criteria when choosing Education Fair venues is plentiful, easy to access, and free parking.
To get the best info about visiting the Education Fair in your area. Register for Tickets to get timely event details straight to your inbox in the lead up to the Fair.
Plan your journey using the Translink Journey Planner for bus and train services available.
We are happy for you to bring along your own food and refreshments. We understand the need for snacks when out and about with the kids! However, due to health regulations, the catering area cannot heat, cool or otherwise prepare any meals not purchased at the Fair.
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