Wild Encounters Wild Encounters is coming to visit for an exciting 90-minute live wildlife session led by expert Katie Eales and her team. During this interactive show, you will get the amazing chance to meet, touch, and learn about incredible native Australian animals up close. From scaly reptiles to fascinating native mammals and birds, you…
Topic: Agriculture
Science Week Celebration at Mirani State School
Every great discovery begins with a small idea. This Science Week, “Seeds of Science: Nurturing Knowledge for All” reminds us that curiosity is the seed of learning. Through fun experiments, exploration, and innovation, we can all grow our understanding of science and its impact on our everyday lives.
National Science Week – Robotics and agriculture
This Robotics and Coding session gives you hands-on experience building & coding robotics for a purpose – Agritech. You are provided a challenge brief that outlines what you are trying to achieve with the robot. Working in small groups you will build and program your robot to solve the challenge. This Inspiring Australia NSW initiative…
Seeds of Science
Over four days, students will work in groups to solve the mysteries of Professor Frank’s Lab. Teams will take part in a different challenge each day: a spelling bee on Tuesday, a technology quiz on Wednesday, an engineering challenge on Thursday and a final maths – theme escape room on Friday. The groups will be…
Seeds to Sprouts: Creating Plant Science
Looking for a fun way to spark your child’s curiosity after school and celebrate National Science Week? Then visit the library for this special after-school STEM event with Horsham Botanical Gardens Team Leader Ryan Johnstone! Children will build and plant their very own mini greenhouse to take home, complete with seeds, soil and everything they…
The First Scientists – A yarn with Yuandamarra
Come and have a yarn with Yuandamarra and discover how First Nations knowledge is real science — tens of thousands of years of it! Kids can get hands-on with fun science attractions exploring bush foods and food as medicine, and find out how this ancient knowledge is being used right now by researchers at Adelaide…
Bee Curious – An up-close, magical experience with honeybees
BEE Curious! Get up close and personal with honeybees in a truly magical experience celebrating pollination, honey and the great outdoors. Kiama Business Network’s 2026 and 2025 Business of the Year winners join forces for National Science Week! Bee Inspired (2026) and Burnetts on Barney (2025) invite you to celebrate this year’s theme: Seeds of…
BEGINNINGS – An immersive exhibition
The future isn’t something far off in the distance. It unfolds through continuous action in the present, constantly shaping what comes next. In this constellation of endless possibilities, how can we orient ourselves to take our first steps toward the unknown? Join us at MOD. to embark on a journey through genetic code, neural networks,…
Little Bites, Large Problems – Managing mosquitoes to control diseases
Tune in online for our Science at Melbourne Masterclass, live from our Parkville Campus. In this masterclass, medical entomologist Dr Veronique Paris will explore how mosquitoes spread disease and why they remain one of the world’s most challenging public health threats. From locally widespread viruses like Ross River and Barmah Forest to global diseases such…
Plants for Space: Recipes for the Modern Space Cook
Want to bring a taste of space into your kitchen this National Science Week? To celebrate National Science Week, the team at the ARC Centre of Excellence in Plants for Space put out an open call for space-inspired recipes from a global network of Plants for Space researchers and members of the community. This book…