Makala Smith, Hervey Bay Special School: TV Show

This artwork is about me and my Grandma watching a TV show about growing flowers. My Grandma has been an important part of my life for a long time. She feels like a Mum to me, but she is my Grandma. I love spending time with her, especially when we watch TV together. This artwork shows the bond we share and how much I value the moments we spend together.

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Crochet, Coffee & Conversations

Join us for coffee and crochet sessions each Tuesday and Thursday.
A Soulful & Heartfelt Approach to Community Practice

This full-day, reflective workshop is specially designed for community workers and helping professionals looking for a space to recharge, find inspiration, and connect with like-minded peers. If you are seeking to renew your energy and passion for the vital work you do, this session offers the perfect opportunity to step back and invest in yourself.
Launch Event! The Community Builders Journal

Join respected community practitioners Dr Peter Westoby and Rachael Donovan for a reflective and inspiring gathering celebrating the art of community building. This special event marks the official Hervey Bay launch of The Community Builders Journal—a powerful resource designed to spark connection, reflection, and positive change.
Pilates in Motion (Matwork)

Pilates: Learn how to connect, correctly engage & strengthen your core muscles. Then, apply this connection in functional flowing sequences.

Primary Collaborative Mural 2, Hervey Bay Special School: I Live In Hervey Bay

Primary students are currently learning about their local community in HASS. Students created a 'map' of Hervey Bay that included place that they love to go.
Lucas Ebert, Hervey Bay Special School: Jurassic World

Lucas loves to draw; it is his absolute favourite thing to do, and he does it every single day.
Secondary Collaborative Mural 4, Hervey Bay Special School: I Am

This ‘I Am’ artwork explores both individual identity and belonging — it invites you to reflect on who you are as a person and where you feel you belong.”
Alex Pankhurst, Hervey Bay Special School: Christmas in 2025

Alex dedicated a significant amount of time exploring and considering many different ideas before beginning his work.
Mack Dwyer, Hervey Bay Special School: Barking Owls

Mack is an avid artist with a distinctive style all his own. He is drawn to the colours grey and black, his favourites, and these shades feature prominently in his work.
Annabelle Johnson, Hervey Bay Special School: A Rainbow

Annabelle loves to draw at school. She especially loves to draw things that make her happy. Her painting style echoes her drawing style. People who know Annabelle and her artwork, immediately recognise this painting as an ‘Annabelle’, in the same way people recognise a ‘Picasso’.
Primary Collaborative Mural 1, Hervey Bay Special School: We Belong Together

This collaborative artwork was created by a large group of students who explored different ways paint can be applied. They experimented with a variety of tools, including brushes, scrapers, stencils, and even their own hands.
Anonymous, Hervey Bay Special School: Uno

This artist's favourite thing to do is to play UNO with others. They have a feeling of belonging when they play this game with others.
Harry Moore, Hervey Bay Special School: The Future

It took hard work and good stuff to do this painting. Harry worked on this artwork over a period of 3 weeks. He had a clear vision of what he wanted to achieve and was proud of his creation.
Anna, Hervey Bay Special School: Spaghetti

Anna is one of our Senior Art students and an enthusiastic, passionate artist.