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www.brainstormproductions.edu.au. Brainstorm Productions aim is to reduce bullying in schools and improve student behaviour and wellbeing.

Brainstorm Productions helps more than 260,000 Australian students each year through their range of award-winning educational theatre productions, addressing issues such as bullying, cyber safety and student wellbeing. Our page has been created to respectfully discuss our theatre productions for schools and to help support and bring attention to bullying, cyberbullying and anti-social issues facing Australian school children. We reserve the right to remove any content that is defamatory, disrespectful, discriminatory, racial or abusive. We will also remove any content that is threatening to others and may offend, humiliate, intimidate or be hurtful. We welcome and support commentary, news and events that help raise awareness and aid in the prevention of bullying and cyberbullying against school children. IF YOU NEED HELP or would like to talk to someone about bullying, please call the Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800. If you would like to talk to someone about anxiety, depression or other mental health problems please call Lifeline on 13 11 14. If you are in an emergency or at immediate risk of harm to yourself or others please contact emergency services on 000.

03/03/2026

Proud to be a part of Cyber Safety Week at Suncoast Christian College📱

02/03/2026

A new report highlights the complex relationship between social media and teens’ mental health, showing both the risks and the potential challenges young people face online. 📊

The findings reflect what many educators and families see firsthand, social platforms can amplify connection and pressure, impacting mood, self esteem and stress levels in different ways. While not all young people are affected in the same way, the research reinforces the importance of talking about healthy digital habits, critical thinking and support seeking with students.

This topic is especially timely as changes to social media age restrictions are introduced, prompting educators and schools to think about how best to help young people navigate online spaces safely and confidently.

👉 For more detail, read the full article here or via the link in bio:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01-16/new-report-social-media-on-teens-mental-health/106224780

24/02/2026

Champions🏅

23/02/2026

A recent study from has found that safety is the number one value for young people, even more than freedom or achievement. This research highlights how strongly students prioritise feeling secure, supported and connected in their environments. 🧠

For educators and school communities, these findings reinforce why creating safe, inclusive spaces (both online and in person) is essential for student wellbeing and engagement. When students feel safe, they’re better able to learn, connect and thrive.

Our live theatre programs are designed to support these exactly kinds of conversations, helping young people explore respect, relationships, online safety and emotional wellbeing in an engaging way.

📲 Read the full article here or via the link in bio:
👉 https://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/safety-most-important-value-young-people-ucla-study

20/02/2026

💬 “Effective and impactful way to strengthen our Antibullying Policy.”
- The Head Teacher of Positive Education at a public high school in Sydney's western suburbs.

We love hearing feedback like this about Verbal Combat; a live performance that really resonates with high school students and sparks honest conversations around cyberbullying, online behaviour, and peer pressure.

Bookings for 2026 are now open, and Verbal Combat will be touring across multiple regions, giving schools the chance to lock in dates for this impactful program.

📍 Touring locations for 2026 include:
Adelaide – Term 1
Melbourne area – Terms 1–4
Ballarat area – Term 3
Gippsland areas – Term 2

👉 Book now and view the full 2026 schedule here or via the link in bio:
brainstormproductions.edu.au/book-for-2026/

18/02/2026

A new US based report from dives into adolescent boys and gambling, exploring when and why young people are exposed to betting, how marketing and online spaces influence behaviour, and the risks this presents for wellbeing. 📊

While the study is based in the United States, many of its insights are highly relevant for parents, educators and youth workers here too, especially as gambling content and ads become more visible online and through games and social platforms.

This research is a useful prompt to start conversations with young people about:
• how gambling is portrayed online
• what motivates young people to engage with it
• and how to recognise and respond if it becomes harmful

📖 Read the full findings here or via the link in bio:
👉 https://www.commonsensemedia.org/research/betting-on-boys-understanding-gambling-among-adolescent-boys

16/02/2026

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“Contemporary and highly engaging, totally tuned in to the types of issues that students wrestle with in their online interactions… The performers were skilled professionals who opened minds and conversations, connecting students with their values.”
- Adrian Burrage, Head of Wellbeing, McClelland College.

This review of Annie and Alex’s performance speaks to what sits at the heart of every Brainstorm Productions program; powerful storytelling, highly trained young actors, and live theatre that genuinely connects with students.

💜 Curious about what’s touring now?
Explore our current and upcoming shows and see how Brainstorm can support your school community, linked here or via the link in bio: https://www.brainstormproductions.edu.au/book-for-2026/

13/02/2026

Meet Hamish! ✨

Hamish grew up on a farm in the Hunter Valley, where he discovered his love of acting through youth theatre, performing everywhere from barns and vineyards to galleries and playgrounds. Those early shows taught him to adapt, collaborate and trust the power of a story.

He later trained at NIDA in Stage and Screen Performance, developing skills in acting, movement and improvisation. Passionate about theatre, film and musical storytelling, Hamish loves how performance can shift perspectives, spark imagination and bring people together.

We’re excited to have him on the Brainstorm team in 2026! Hamish will be performing The Human Race & The Hurting Game in the Sydney region in Terms 1-3.

👏 Get to know Hamish and the rest of our 2026 team now:
👉 brainstormproductions.edu.au/meet-our-team/ or head to the link in bio.

12/02/2026

Say hello to Amy! ✨

Amy is a Sydney based actor returning to Brainstorm Productions in 2026, and we’re thrilled to have her back.

A recent University of Wollongong graduate, Amy has acted and collaborated on a number of theatre productions, as well as co-directing and producing Ubu with her company, Re|coup. Passionate about sharing the joy of theatre, Amy is excited to inspire curiosity and creativity in young people throughout 2026. When she’s offstage, she’s likely reading, crafting or singing her favourite show tunes. 🎭

This year, Amy will be performing The Human Race & The Hurting Game in the Sydney region in Terms 1-3.

👏 Get to know Amy and the rest of our 2026 team now:
👉 brainstormproductions.edu.au/meet-our-team/ or head to the link in bio.

10/02/2026

Hunter and Grace are reminding us that creating a safer internet isn’t just about rules, it’s about everyday choices! 💻🌐

Today is a great opportunity for schools, families and young people to start (or continue) conversations about online safety, respect and wellbeing, and to explore practical ways to contribute to a more positive internet.

🔗 Find resources, classroom ideas and ways to get involved via :
👉 https://www.esafety.gov.au/newsroom/whats-on/safer-internet-day

09/02/2026

Today is Safer Internet Day! 🌐

It’s a global reminder to pause, reflect and take action around how we use technology and how we support young people to stay safe, respectful and confident online. Safer Internet Day is all about raising awareness, building digital skills, and encouraging positive online behaviour in schools, families and communities.

This year is a great opportunity for educators to start conversations about online safety, explore new classroom resources, and help students navigate the digital world with care and confidence.

🔎 You can find practical resources, activities and updates for schools via . Linked here or via the link in bio.
👉 https://www.esafety.gov.au/newsroom/whats-on/safer-internet-day

06/02/2026

The Protectors continues to be one of our most loved primary school performances, and the feedback from schools says it all! 💛

Teachers consistently tell us how engaging, relevant and impactful the show is for students, sparking conversations around friendship, bullying and online safety in a way that is age appropriate and empowering.

🎭 Touring this year across key regions including Melbourne (Terms 1–4), Ballarat (Term 3), Gippsland (Term 2) and Adelaide (Term 3), The Protectors is a powerful, live theatre experience that supports wellbeing and aligns with the curriculum.

⏳ Dates are filling quickly, so if you’re planning ahead or looking to lock something in soon, now’s the time.

👉 Book now, via the link or in bio, to secure your preferred dates: https://www.brainstormproductions.edu.au/book-for-2026/

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