For Science Week 2025, we are thrilled to announce an extraordinary educational initiative spearheaded by "The Quantum Mechanics," our dedicated team of High School Science Educators. This year, we will be meticulously constructing a life-sized Moonbase, transforming our learning environment into an immersive lunar habitat designed to provide our junior students with an unparalleled insight into the realities and challenges of living and working on the Moon.

Within this innovative Moonbase, students will embark on a captivating journey through five distinct, hands-on science investigations. These modules are specifically crafted to foster inquiry-based learning and deepen understanding of crucial scientific concepts related to space exploration. Investigations will include: exploring the utility of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in lunar operations, understanding the mechanics and applications of Moon Rovers, delving into the intricacies of growing sustainable food sources on the Moon, participating in Astronaut reflex training to simulate the demands of space travel, and conducting simulated Moon exploration missions. As junior students navigate each module within the Moonbase, they will be actively engaged in the core tenets of the scientific method: formulating pertinent questions and hypotheses, designing and performing experiments, meticulously making observations, and drawing evidence-based conclusions. Through this dynamic process, they will address compelling questions such as: "Can we successfully cultivate viable plant life on the lunar surface?" and "To what extent will advanced AI serve as an indispensable tool for future lunar exploration endeavours?" This experience promises to ignite scientific curiosity, develop critical thinking skills, and inspire the next generation of innovators and explorers.