20 November 2025
Posted in Wheatbelt Region, Study Hub, General
On November 11, the Northam Lumen Study Hub marked a significant milestone with its official opening celebration. The occasion brought together key stakeholders and community members to recognise this important addition to the region's educational infrastructure. Among the distinguished guests were the Minister for Education Jason Clare MP, who travelled to Northam specifically for the ceremony, along with Trish Cook and Shire of Northam President Chris Antonio. The event saw strong community engagement, with numerous local residents, current students, prospective learners, and partner organisations gathering to witness the hub's formal launch and explore the new facilities that will serve the Wheatbelt's tertiary education community.
The Northam Lumen Study Hub supports students studying at university, and TAFE with free, quality facilities and services including:
Free Wi-Fi & computer access
Quiet, comfortable study spaces
Printing facilities
Support from friendly local staff
Open to all regional and online students
The official opening of the Northam Lumen Study Hub marks an important step forward in providing accessible tertiary education support to students in the Wheatbelt region. With its welcoming environment and comprehensive facilities, the hub offers local and online learners a dedicated space to pursue their educational goals without the need to travel to metropolitan areas. The community's strong turnout at the celebration reflects the enthusiasm and support for this valuable resource.
Access the offical media release by visiting https://tinyurl.com/39ndt33n
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