
“I love getting to share my passion for STEM with students, as well as building my professional experience as a primary school teacher.”
— Quinn Backhouse
Q: Name of the program you are enrolled in at UniSC
Bachelor of Primary Education
Q: Name of the town you went to primary school?
Hervey Bay
Q: How would you describe yourself when you were in Primary school Years 4 – 6?
Through primary school, I got to participate in robotics challenges and a nationwide app development competition, which were amazing opportunities! I also loved music, and still do!
Q: Name of the town you went to high school?
Hervey Bay
Q: Which were your favourite subjects in high school?
Technologies and The Arts
Q: How would you describe yourself when you were in High school?
Through high-school, I engaged in a lot of extra-curricular opportunities in STEM, the Arts and student leadership which helped build a lot of important skills, but also kept me motivated to coming to school.
Why did you want to become a presenter?
I wanted to become a MindSET-do presenter as STEM is an area I still have passion for that I hope to share since I learnt to code in Year 5, and every child deserves access to a range of educational experiences.
What do you like about being a presenter?
I love getting to share my passion for STEM with students, as well as building my professional experience as a primary school teacher.
If you could offer students in primary school and high school one piece of advice, what would it be?
Make the most of your journey as a student, and keep moving forward, even when things feel challenging.
“Make the most of your journey as a student, and keep moving forward, even when things feel challenging.”
Quinn Backhouse
