A STEM trip of a lifetime

Sarah Duggan

By Sarah Duggan
Published August 8, 2016

Whether he’ll be scouring the inner workings of the Mercedes Manufacturing Facility in Germany, or exploring the infamous Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, manual arts teacher Brad Huggins knows he’s set for a professional development experience to rival all others.

Brad Huggins will have his business card ready during a global STEM tour

So while his fellow educators from Noosa District State High School (NDSHS) will be busy soaking up their winter break ...

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