Brainstorm Productions

Brainstorm Productions 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.

Today is National Health & Physical Education Day! 🏃‍♀️🌱A day to celebrate the important role health and physical educat...
02/09/2026

Today is National Health & Physical Education Day! 🏃‍♀️🌱

A day to celebrate the important role health and physical education plays in supporting the learning, wellbeing and development of young people across Australia.

The Brainstorm Productions program is closely aligned with the HPE curriculum, supporting the delivery of content in the areas of personal, social and community health. Our performances and follow-up resources offer a flexible resource that can be used by HPE teachers to stimulate discussion and learning around complex and often sensitive topics, including bullying, mental health, friendships, respectful relationships and online safety.

Learn more about how our shows are aligned with the F-10 Health and Physical Education curriculum on our curriculum alignment page: https://www.brainstormproductions.edu.au/curriculum-alignment/

A very wholesome full circle moment for Hamish! 🥹This time, walking into Hunter Valley Grammar wasn’t as a student, but ...
02/09/2026

A very wholesome full circle moment for Hamish! 🥹

This time, walking into Hunter Valley Grammar wasn’t as a student, but as a Brainstorm Productions performer!

Getting to take our shows into schools across Australia already makes touring pretty special, but getting the chance to perform at your own former high school is one for the memory books.

[Image Description: Hamish smiles beside the Hunter Valley Grammar School sign while visiting his former high school with Brainstorm Productions.]

Brainstorm reached 5,250 NSW students during Bullying No Way Week 2026! 💜🎭During the Bullying No Way National Week of Ac...
30/08/2026

Brainstorm reached 5,250 NSW students during Bullying No Way Week 2026! 💜🎭

During the Bullying No Way National Week of Action our NSW actors performed in 14 schools across Sydney, Newcastle and the Central Coast. They used live theatre and storytelling to demonstrate how small actions can have a big impact on wellbeing, mental health and belonging. They explored how upstander behaviour, inclusion, respect, kindness and peer support can contribute to safer and more supportive communities, with lots of great discussions after the shows.

Bullying No Way Week may be over for another year, but these conversations and messages continue all year round. A big thank you to all the schools for welcoming Isobel, Jordan-Leigh, Amy and Hamish into their communities!

[Carousel Description: Image description: A carousel of photos showing Jordan-Leigh, Isobel and Amy smiling outside various schools they visited while touring with Brainstorm Productions during Bullying No Way Week.]

We reached over 3,500 Victorian students and 2000 QLD students during Bullying No Way Week, with our live bullying preve...
30/08/2026

We reached over 3,500 Victorian students and 2000 QLD students during Bullying No Way Week, with our live bullying prevention performances!

A huge thank you to our VIC and QLD actors Eloise, Ryan, Max, Rebecca, Hunter and Grace for showing students the power of small actions. And thank you to all the schools for welcoming our performers and allowing us to be part of your Bullying No Way Week activities! 🙌

[Carousel Description: Image description: A carousel of photos showing Brainstorm Productions performers smiling outside various schools they visited during Bullying No Way Week.]

A huge thank you to Sunshine College for welcoming Grace and Hunter to perform Verbal Combat! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️We loved spendin...
26/08/2026

A huge thank you to Sunshine College for welcoming Grace and Hunter to perform Verbal Combat! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We loved spending the day with your students and helping explore important tpoics through live theatre.

Looking to bring a live performance to your school in 2027? Enquire via the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.brainstormproductions.edu.au/book-for-2027/

This week is Scams Awareness Week! 🔒This year's theme, 'No one's just a number', reminds us that every scam has a real p...
23/08/2026

This week is Scams Awareness Week! 🔒

This year's theme, 'No one's just a number', reminds us that every scam has a real person on the other end who can be affected. It encourages us to look out for one another, stay informed and help prevent scams before they happen.

Digital safety is something we regularly explore through our school performances, helping students recognise online risks and build the confidence to make safe, informed choices. Our high school performance Cyberia includes specific content on preventing and responding to scams, including the importance of seeking help early to minimise the damage if something does go wrong.

👉 Swipe through for practical tips to help stay safe from scams this week and every week.

To learn more about Scams Awareness Week and access resources, click the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/research-and-resources/scams-awareness-week

This week is Children's Book Week! 📚✨This year's theme, Symphony of Stories, celebrates the way every story brings its ...
21/08/2026

This week is Children's Book Week! 📚✨

This year's theme, Symphony of Stories, celebrates the way every story brings its own unique voice, imagination and perspective. Just like the instruments in an orchestra, each story contributes something special, creating a rich collection of ideas, experiences and characters that inspire readers of all ages.

We know the value of storytelling to spark curiosity and help young people see the world through different perspectives. Whether it's on the page or on the stage, stories have a remarkable way of bringing people together.

To learn more about CBCA Children's Book Week and access resources, click the link in our bio or visit: https://cbca.org.au/childrens-book-week/

18/08/2026

Our whole Brainstorm cast is getting behind Bullying No Way Week! 💜

As performers working with students every week, we see how powerful it can be when young people are given the tools to recognise bullying, support their peers and know when to ask for help.

This week, we're joining schools across Australia in putting bullying prevention front and centre and sharing the message that Small Acts can have a Big Impact.

Here’s to safer, kinder and more supportive school communities! 🙌

A new resource for teachers to add to the classroom toolkit! 💻📚The eSafety Office has launched Recognise: Stereotypes an...
17/08/2026

A new resource for teachers to add to the classroom toolkit! 💻📚

The eSafety Office has launched Recognise: Stereotypes and Peer Pressure, a virtual classroom designed for Years 5 and 6 students. Available live and on demand, the session helps students recognise stereotypes, understand peer pressure and explore how these can influence their experiences online.

With Bullying No Way Week underway, it's a timely resource for supporting discussions around respectful behaviour, positive choices and navigating online spaces.

Teachers can learn more and access the virtual classroom via link here or in our bio:
https://www.esafety.gov.au/educators/webinars-for-schools/recognise-stereotypes-and-peer-pressure

This week is Bullying No Way Week! 💜This year's theme, Small Acts, Big Impact, is a reminder that preventing bullying st...
16/08/2026

This week is Bullying No Way Week! 💜

This year's theme, Small Acts, Big Impact, is a reminder that preventing bullying starts with everyday actions. Including someone, showing kindness or speaking up when something isn't right may seem small, but these moments can make a meaningful difference in helping every student feel safe, respected and included.

Helping students recognise the impact of their words and actions is at the heart of what we do. Through interactive live theatre, post show discussions and curriculum aligned resources, our programs give students practical strategies they can use to build respectful relationships and contribute to a positive school culture.

To learn more about Bullying No Way Week and access free resources, visit:
https://www.bullyingnoway.gov.au/bullying-no-way-week/

Looking to support bullying prevention at your school in 2027? Enquire via the link in our bio or visit:
https://www.brainstormproductions.edu.au/book-for-2027/

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