Celebrate NAIDOC Week with an exclusive live virtual author talk with Corey Tutt OAM — award-winning author, founder of Deadly Science and passionate advocate for First Nations representation in STEM.

This is a live-only event designed especially for primary classrooms.

Tune in with your students to hear Corey share stories, ideas and experiences that connect science, storytelling and authentic cultural perspectives. Corey will present a live reading from Caution! This Book Contains Deadly Reptiles and his brand-new book Come Home, Bigibila.

What students will experience:

• a live, engaging author talk grounded in authentic perspectives
• dynamic readings designed to spark curiosity and discussion
• the opportunity to ask questions and hear directly from the author
• a meaningful NAIDOC Week experience suitable for all primary year groups

Corey Tutt OAM is a Kamilaroi man born on Yuin Country whose work has inspired thousands of young readers through science, storytelling and advocacy for representation in STEM.

This event offers schools a practical and engaging way to support the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross-curriculum priority during NAIDOC Week — without additional planning.

Whether streamed into classrooms, libraries or assemblies, the session is designed to work flexibly across whole-school settings and year levels.

To make access easier across your school, we encourage combining classes and submitting one RSVP per group where appropriate.

Important information

• this is a LIVE ONLY event and recordings will not be available
• places are limited and registrations are essential
• free for PETAA members only
• suitable for all primary year groups

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