00:00They may not have even hit high school yet, but these kids have their minds on the future.
00:07I want to be a brain biologist.
00:09I think I want to be a crocodile expert.
00:12Maybe like an artist?
00:13I want to be on the radio.
00:15For the past 10 weeks, Year 5 and 6 students at Larrakia Primary School have been getting
00:21expert guidance on what they might do in the years ahead.
00:24This opportunity is amazing for our students.
00:27It really exposes them to future careers and preparing them for real jobs so that they
00:32get a taste of what's to come.
00:34From giant fish trap makers.
00:36They're really excited because they've never seen anything like it.
00:41To fixing skateboards or tracking down criminals.
00:44If you like put a bit of baby powder and dust it off, you can see whose handprint it was
00:49and then you can catch them.
00:51And they're already passing on their knowledge.
00:54And we've been learning about aperture, focus, the right angles.
00:59We've been learning about all of our solar power and third world countries.
01:04Here at the school, the kids are getting an early look at the workforce, discovering their
01:09passions and getting ready for the next generation to light the torch.
01:13They're literally going on quite a bit for things, knowing their next generation when they
01:17may get this beautiful business on their shift to their the whole country.
01:19These nextiambers aren't really the best.
01:21We want to make sure their experience is being cared fortoi care.
01:24To be able to mug all over the following campaigns, asking and asking.
01:25As I hear the stories at the schools and do this, the judges are theissa
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