Gavin also accompanied the Bitlink team on a trip to remote Flinders Island off the north-east coast of Tasmania to see them practise what they preach in a classroom of grades three and four students at the local school.

Joshua Moore, Flinders Island District High School Principal, says with three out of every four new jobs emphasising STEM skills, learning about technology in the classroom is becoming increasingly important – particularly at geographically isolated places like Flinders Island.

“The feedback from teachers has been amazing, and the engagement that we see from students in the classroom has been really fantastic,” says James.

That’s why nbn continues to work hard to help people across Australia be empowered with the opportunities made possible by broadband in their daily lives, health, connectivity and livelihoods.

Gavin also accompanied the Bitlink team on a trip to remote Flinders Island off the north-east coast of Tasmania to see them practise what they preach in a classroom of grades three and four students at the local school.

Joshua Moore, Flinders Island District High School Principal, says with three out of every four new jobs emphasising STEM skills, learning about technology in the classroom is becoming increasingly important – particularly at geographically isolated places like Flinders Island.

“The feedback from teachers has been amazing, and the engagement that we see from students in the classroom has been really fantastic,” says James.

That’s why nbn continues to work hard to help people across Australia be empowered with the opportunities made possible by broadband in their daily lives, health, connectivity and livelihoods.

Gavin also accompanied the Bitlink team on a trip to remote Flinders Island off the north-east coast of Tasmania to see them practise what they preach in a classroom of grades three and four students at the local school.

Joshua Moore, Flinders Island District High School Principal, says with three out of every four new jobs emphasising STEM skills, learning about technology in the classroom is becoming increasingly important – particularly at geographically isolated places like Flinders Island.

“The feedback from teachers has been amazing, and the engagement that we see from students in the classroom has been really fantastic,” says James.

That’s why nbn continues to work hard to help people across Australia be empowered with the opportunities made possible by broadband in their daily lives, health, connectivity and livelihoods.