WA covers a whopping 2,500,000 km. If it was its own country, it would be the 9th largest country in the world! That’s a lot of land to showcase amazing science across, so it’s just as well that WA grants for National Science Week have now opened. Applications close Monday 31 March 2025, 5PM AWST….
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National Science Week seed grants in Tasmania 2025
We don’t want to be accused of being (Tasmanian) devils by not sharing that the Tasmanian National Science Week and Community STEM Grants are now open! Applications close 26 March. Do you have a great idea for an engaging, innovative STEM program or initiative in Tasmania and need funding to put it into action?…
National Science Week seed grants in NT 2025
Jump to it like a crocodile ready to snatch dinner… NT Science Week and Science Communication grants for 2025 are now open. Applications close Monday, 14 April 2025. The purpose of this funding is to support activities during National Science Week that draw community attention towards science, enable people to participate in science, and…
National Science Week Seed Grants in QLD 2025
From safe syringes to pineapple peelers to the world’s first cancer vaccine, Queensland has plenty to celebrate in the world of science. Why not join in this National Science Week? Expressions-of-interest for seed grants for 2025 National Science Week events in Queensland are now open, and close 28 March. Grants of up to $4,000…
2025 National Science Week Grants Now Open
Applications for 2025 National Science Week grants are now open! The Albanese Labor Government is again supporting National Science Week, with $500,000 in funding available for the delivery of science engagement activities. Australia’s biggest annual celebration of science will run from 9 to 17 August 2025. The objectives of this grant opportunity are to: inspire…
Decoding the Universe – School Theme for 2025 unveiled
School Theme for National Science Week 2025 unveiled: ‘Decoding the Universe – Exploring the unknown with nature’s hidden language’ The Australian Science Teachers Association (ASTA) is thrilled to announce that the National Science Week Schools Theme for 2025 is ‘Decoding the Universe – Exploring the unknown with nature’s hidden language.’ This theme invites students and…
DIY Science: Storm in a Jar
Bring more chaos into your life with a Storm in a Jar. It’s a mesmerising maelstrom of fun! What you’ll need A clear round jar with a watertight lid Pearlescent liquid soap or shampoo. The shinier the better! Make sure the soap includes glycol stearate as an ingredient – this is what makes it pearlescent!…
DIY Science: Water Density
Watch the rise and fall of hot and cold fluids. What you need Somewhere it’s OK to spill coloured water, like the bathtub or outside 4 identical small, wide-mouthed bottles. Something like baby food jars work well A flat, rigid piece of plastic that is larger than the opening of the bottles, like an…
DIY Science: Rainbow Lightning
Create lightning art through the powers of gravity and surface tension. What you need Watercolour paper (you can get this at an art supply store) Food colouring A clipboard A spray bottle with water Something to catch drips – like a baking tray What to do Put the watercolour paper on the clipboard and…
DIY Science: Make a Magnet
Build your own electromagnet! What you need Thin enamelled copper wire (around 30 cm) A steel nail Sandpaper A battery (D-sized works best) Some paper clips Sticky tape Pliers Safety warning! The copper wire can get hot if it is connected to the battery for too long. Use the pliers to disconnect…