As part of National Science Week supported and funded by The Royal Society of Victoria and Neighbourhood House Victoria, Glenroy NH will host STEM Birds to get children aged 7 years of age and up. Learn amazing coding skills with Scratch block programming.

Participants for this activity MUST bring their own device to participate in this activity, with a Scratch account set up. Laptop/iPad/tablet

Further details for the activity will be emailed to participants closer to the date.

Glenroy Neighbourhood House has its origins in 1978 when staff at Broadmeadows Community Health Centre found many of their clients required language and literacy skills. The Council of Adult Education (CAE) was approached to train volunteer literacy tutors for an adult literacy program in Glenroy. The program, delivered by volunteers in the Glenroy Library, was one of the first in the country.

CODE OF CONDUCT

In order to provide a safe and welcoming environment for staff, participants and visitors at Glenroy Neighbourhood House (GNH):

• Staff, participants and visitors will treat each other with respect and courtesy at all times;
• Anti-social behaviour, including harassing staff, participants or visitors is not permitted. This includes the use of offensive or threatening language and the making of threats;
• Behaviour or language which offends, insults, humiliates or intimidates another person or group of people on the basis of race, ethnic origin, gender, age or disability, or is disruptive in any way will not be tolerated.

DISCLAIMER

The information provided by GNH on these pages is provided as a guide only. It is intended to assist you with your participation in our education, training and community activities. All information is provided in good faith and to the best of our abilities, however, we cannot guarantee there are no mistakes or errors. We reserve the right to cancel classes and make amendments and changes to this information at any given time.

Glenroy Neighbourhood House (GNH) respects and upholds your right to privacy in the way we collect, store and use the information you provide to us. Information we collect from you is held in accordance with information privacy laws and the GNH Privacy Policy.

The GNH Privacy Policy requires staff and Committee members to be consistent and careful in the way they manage what is written and said about individuals, and how they decide who can see or hear this information. The GNH Privacy Policy can be viewed on request.

Third Party Reporting: As part of our relationship with government departments, funding partners and referral agencies, we are required to collect and provide them with a range of program / project data and information.

If a third party (agency, employer or other organisation) is paying for or funding a course / activity, please be aware we may provide them with information as required and in compliance with privacy laws.