EVERYDAY ENGLISH ROADSHOW 2026

Engaging the Senses · July 2026 · Three locations across Sydney

Your students don't just hear English. They feel it, move to it, taste it, and live it.

What's New in 2026

This July we've rebuilt the day around a single idea: Engaging the Senses.

You will leave with practical lesson ideas built around movement, music, taste and smell - methods that make fun lessons, keep learners engaged and help to forge stronger connections.

All three roadshow locations follow the same core program - attend whichever location suits you best.

Locations & Dates

Roadshow 1: West Pennant Hills, Tuesday 7 July - St Matthew's Anglican Church

Roadshow 2: Hurstville, Wednesday 15 July - St George's Anglican Church

Roadshow 3: Sydney City, Friday 17 July - St Andrew's Cathedral - Chapter House

Tickets & Registration

Standard Tickets: $50.00

Registration closes Monday, 6 July.

Launch of the Bible Hub

We'll be unveiling a brand new resource hub located on the Anglicare website. Your first port of call for gospel resources in simple English and community languages.

Live Demonstration Lessons

Watch experienced teachers bring sensory-based methods to life in front of you. Not theory - real lessons you can replicate the next day. You'll participate, experiment and refine ideas alongside other teachers from across Sydney.

Your Ideas on the Table

To make the day even more valuable, we invite you to bring a creative idea or activity that worked with your group.

You’ll have the opportunity to:

· share what’s worked in your context

· learn from others at your table

· walk away with fresh, ready-to-use ideas

New Resources

· More One Sheet Wonders lessons and Bible spots

· Song-based lessons: Ideas and activities

· Introduction Bible studies - new resource - Bilingual leaders guide and more student books (Mandarin and English)

Program

Morning tea and lunch are provided.

Time	Activity
9:15am	Arrival & Registration
9:30am	Welcome Bible Talk Launch of: Multi-Language Bible Resource Hub New resources overview – One Sheet Wonders
10:40 am	Morning Tea
11:00 am	Music
12:00 pm	Your ideas on the table
12:30 pm	Lunch
1:15 pm	Movement
2:10 pm	Sensory
2:50 pm	Final Sharing Prayer
3:00pm	Close

Questions? See FAQ below or contact us at crossculturalservices@anglicare.org.au

What is the focus of this year’s Roadshow?
This year’s focus is “Engaging the Senses” - exploring practical ways to teach using movement, music, food and more! All sessions are designed to be practical, simple to apply, and suitable for Everyday English classrooms.

Do I need teaching experience to attend?
No. Whether you’re new or experienced, the Roadshow is designed to give you practical tools, build your confidence, and allow you to learn from others. Everyone is encouraged to contribute and share ideas.

Which Roadshow should I attend? Can I attend more than one Roadshow?
You can choose the Roadshow that suits your location or other commitments. The program will be the same at each event.

Will there be morning tea? Will there be lunch?
Yes. Morning tea and lunch are included.

Will there be gluten free food available?
Yes! When you register, choose from the following meal options: gluten free, dairy free, gluten and dairy free, vegetarian. In addition, you can outline any specific food allergies you have.

What do I need to bring?
If possible, please bring a sample of a creative/sensory lesson, activity, or idea you’ve used. This Roadshow is designed to be interactive, and you’ll have opportunities to share and learn from others at your table.

Will there be new resources available?
Yes. Each church will receive:
·    One Sheet Wonders lessons and Bible spots
·    Song-based lessons: Ideas and activities
·    Introduction Bible Study - Bilingual leaders guide (English/Mandarin)

Are there any concession tickets?
There are no concession prices. We have worked hard to keep the cost of the conference to an absolute minimum for all our attendees. If the cost is a barrier, please email us at crossculturalservices@anglicare.org.au

How do I register other people?
You can buy more than one ticket at a time through the Humanitix site. Please make sure you have the names, email addresses and dietary requirements available for all the people for whom you are buying tickets.

What if I buy a ticket to the wrong venue?
Please email us at crossculturalservices@anglicare.org.au and we can change the venue of your ticket.

How do I get a refund?
Refunds are available up until a week before your event. Please email us at crossculturalservices@anglicare.org.au

Where is my receipt?
Humanitix should generate a receipt that will be viewable once your payment has been processed. It will be sent to the email address you use to buy the ticket. Please make sure you check your spam or junk mail folders. If you haven’t received a receipt, email us at crossculturalservices@anglicare.org.au
Please note that only the person who purchases the tickets will receive a receipt.

Will the conference be recorded?
No, due to the interactive nature of the Roadshow, sessions will not be recorded.

Further questions?
Please email us at crossculturalservices@anglicare.org.au

Venue specific FAQs

Roadshow 1 - West Pennant Hills - Tuesday 7th July
St Matthew's Anglican Church - Cnr of Castle Hill and New Line Rds, West Pennant Hills

Where should I go once I arrive at this venue?
The Everyday English Roadshow will be held in the main church space and hall.

Is there public transport to this venue?
There are buses but no trains to this venue.

Is there parking at this venue?
Yes, there are ~40 parking spaces onsite. Street parking along New Line Road is a short walk from the venue.

Is there disability access at this venue?
There are two disability parking spots and no stairs from the carpark to the venue.

Roadshow 2 - Hurstville - Wednesday 15th July
St George's Hurstville Anglican Church, 2 The Avenue, Hurstville NSW 2220

Where should I go once I arrive at this venue?
The Everyday English Roadshow will be held in the main hall.

Is there public transport to this venue?
The best way to get to the church is to catch the public transport via train. It takes 7 minutes to walk from Hurstville train station to St George Anglican Church, Hurstville. The church is located on the corner of Forest Road and The Avenue, Hurstville.

Is there parking at this venue?
There is limited parking in the church car park, including designated disability space. Street parking can be found on surrounding streets.

Is there disability access at this venue?
Yes, there is disability ramp access into the main hall.

Roadshow 3 - Sydney city - Friday 17th July
St Andrew's Cathedral (Chapter House) - Bathurst St, Sydney

Where should I go once I arrive at this venue?
Enter from Sydney Square, opposite the entrance to St Andrew’s Cathedral School.

Is there public transport to this venue?
Town Hall Railway Station is directly below, and the Light Rail (T2 & T3) stops right outside on George Street. Gadigal Metro is a 3 minute walk and buses stop nearby.

Is there parking at this venue?
St Andrew’s Cathedral: Parking is available at Wilson Car Park, 464 Kent Street and is cheaper if booked online. Contact Cailey Raffel Cailey.raffel@anglicare.org.au if accessible parking and access is required - it may be possible to book one of two spaces on the Cathedral forecourt.

Is there disability access at this venue?
Wheelchair access is available at the North (George St) door, and an internal lift gives access to the Chapter House and toilets.

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