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Ocean Life Education Award winning Ocean Life Education 'Brings the Sea to You' with fun, educational ocean life programs!
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Ocean Life Education offer live marine animal educational programs, an online sharks course plus:

1. heaps of free educational resources for teachers www.oceanlifeeducation.com.au/shark-resources/
2. An online sharks course: www.oceanlifeeducation.thinkific.com/courses/amazingsharks

12/11/2026
12/11/2026

🐠 LEARNING COMES ALIVE! 🌊

There’s nothing quite like seeing the wonder and excitement on students’ faces when they get up close with live marine animals! 💙

Our interactive marine education incursions bring the ocean into the classroom, giving primary students the opportunity to observe, discover and learn about fascinating marine creatures firsthand.

At Ocean Life Education, we offer tailored, curriculum-aligned incursions designed to complement your classroom learning and bring marine science to life.

From ocean habitats and adaptations to biodiversity, conservation and the importance of protecting our marine environment, we make learning engaging, memorable and meaningful.

Because the best way to inspire the next generation of ocean protectors is to help them connect with the ocean!

📚 Tailored to your curriculum
🐙 Up-close encounters with live marine animals
🌏 Engaging, hands-on learning experiences
💙 Inspiring a love of our marine environment

Bring the ocean to your classroom!

Get in touch to find out how we can tailor an incursion to suit your students and learning objectives.

Oceanlifeeducation.com.au

EDUCATE – INSPIRE – PROTECT

🌊 CORAL BLEACHING: What’s happening to our Great Barrier Reef?Coral reefs are some of the most diverse ecosystems on Ear...
05/11/2026

🌊 CORAL BLEACHING: What’s happening to our Great Barrier Reef?
Coral reefs are some of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth, but rising ocean temperatures are putting them under increasing pressure.
So, what exactly is coral bleaching?
🪸 Corals have tiny microscopic algae called zooxanthellae living inside their tissues. These algae provide much of the coral’s energy and give them their beautiful colours.
🌡️ When ocean temperatures become too warm, corals become stressed and expel these algae, causing them to turn white. This is known as coral bleaching.
Bleached coral isn’t necessarily dead, but prolonged stress can make it difficult for corals to recover.
A great topic to explore with students: Why are coral reefs important, and what can we do to help protect them?

💙 At Ocean Life Education, we love bringing marine science to life through hands-on learning experiences for schools and early learning centres.

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25/10/2026

Meet our trops! 🥒🌈 Colorful, fascinating and full of surprises, these tropical sea cucumbers are here to inspire a little ocean love! 🌊💙

Because the more you know about our ocean, the more you care. And the more you care, the more you want to protect it. 🐠✨

EDUCATE • INSPIRE • PROTECT 🌏

22/10/2026

Incursions, excursions and interactive live marine displays throughout SE Queensland.

oceanlifeeducation.com.au

13/10/2026

💩 POO THAT CLEANS THE OCEAN?! 🌊

Meet the Black Sea Cucumber - nature’s underwater cleaner! 🖤

They swallow sediment from the seafloor, digest the organic matter… then poo out cleaner sand! 💩✨

Basically, an ocean vacuum cleaner with a bum. 😂

Pretty amazing, right?

And you can learn all about them and our other live marine animals during our fascinating incursions and interactive displays.

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🌊 EDUCATE – INSPIRE – PROTECT

🐙 Three things that make octopuses extraordinary!It’s World Octopus Day - the perfect excuse to celebrate one of the oce...
08/10/2026

🐙 Three things that make octopuses extraordinary!
It’s World Octopus Day - the perfect excuse to celebrate one of the ocean’s most fascinating animals.
🫀 Three hearts – Two pump blood to the gills, while the third pumps it around the body.
🐙 Eight arms – And those arms are covered in thousands of suckers that can taste and sense their surroundings.
🧠 Remarkable problem-solvers – Octopuses are highly intelligent and have been observed opening containers, navigating mazes and solving puzzles.
And there’s even more to discover about these incredible animals!
Which octopus fact would surprise your students most? 🌊

01/10/2026

Address

1631 Wynnum Road
Tingalpa, QLD
4173

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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07 5443 8545

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