VisionScape 2026
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Updated: 5 days ago
Join us for VisionScape 2026!
When: Thursday 19th March 2026 from 3:00pm to 4:30pm
Where: Good Samaritan Catholic College (College Hall), 401 Hoxton Park Road, Hinchinbrook 2168 For: Students and Staff of Sydney Catholic Schools
Teachers and students from Sydney Catholic Schools are invited to experience digital media like never before at an upcoming hands‑on innovation event designed to bring creativity, technology, and real-world learning to life. This unique and immersive program highlights the future of digital storytelling and classroom media production, offering practical insights that teachers can immediately apply in their learning environments.
In partnership with Sony, attendees will have the opportunity to explore the latest digital media technologies through live demonstrations and interactive experiences. From advanced camera systems to emerging audiovisual tools, participants will gain firsthand an understanding of how industry-standard equipment can elevate both teaching and student-driven projects.
Teachers and students will also see media presentations from Good Samaritan Catholic College's Special Events & Media Team. Students will showcase a number of their projects, demonstrating how digital media is used authentically within the school to enhance learning, build collaboration, and develop industry-relevant skills. These presentations will provide a powerful example of how student voice and creativity can be showcased through purposeful media integration.
Throughout the afternoon, teachers will also receive practical strategies for implementing digital media in the classroom, regardless of subject area or experience level. From improving student engagement to strengthening multimodal learning, the event aims to empower teachers with tools and ideas that make a meaningful impact on learning outcomes.
This dynamic and interactive event is an inspiring opportunity to discover how digital media can transform learning and promote deeper student engagement across the curriculum.