From healthy soils and pollinators to seeds, food systems and biodiversity, community gardens are living laboratories where science, nature and people come together. Join us at the Ulverstone Community Garden during National Science Week and discover how local gardens contribute to healthier ecosystems, stronger communities and a deeper understanding of the natural world. Further details…
To align with the theme of this year’s National Science Week, St Anthony’s Primary School is planning to build science knowledge and enthusiasm in our students, using a range of activities that use science to care for our environment. We will be refreshing our neglected school gardens with a focus on our native wildlife and…
Student will participate in a week long celebration for Science week at Capalaba state college, including daily lunchtime science investigations, cross-campus experiences, and local primary school visits. Students will complete squid dissections, discover the science behind strawberries, light themselves on fire(!), and cuddle local wildlife. The week will finish with using trigonometry to calculate the…
Students will learn about seeds through fun science activities and experiments. They will plant seeds, explore how plants grow, and discover what plants need to live. Students will make observations, ask questions, and learn through hands-on activities while having fun with science.
Bounty Boulevard SS will be providing Science Week lunchtime activities for their school students.
Our week-long, whole school initiative ‘Sowing the Seeds of Curiosity’ will engage our Prep to Year 6 students and staff in a range of developmentally appropriate hands-on, inquiry-based learning investigations that build curiosity and strong foundations in STEM. Activities will be administered during learning time for inclusive participation. Prep – Seed Detectives: Observe real fruits…
Get ready to become a backyard weather detective! This awesome project is installing two super-accurate weather stations right inside our school’s grounds and model garden to uncover the hidden secrets of “microclimates”—which are the special, tiny weather zones created by our garden’s trees, fences, and plants. We will track live, real-time data like temperature, humidity,…
During National Science Week, Miami State High School will be hosting a range of activities. Guest speakers will be presenting to science students as well as other interested students and staff. Our STEM Ambassador Team will be running science experiments and challenges to interested students, teachers and other members of our school community.
During National Science Week, our school will run an exciting whole-school event called “Seeds of Curiosity: A National Science Week Learning Festival.” This is a special day where every student from Prep to Year 6 becomes a scientist, engineer, and inventor for the day! The festival is designed to spark curiosity, help students think like…
As part of Science Week, primary and secondary students will work to design and establish a native edible garden featuring local East Kimberley plants. Students will investigate the scientific, cultural and environmental importance of native species, including edible bush foods traditionally used by Miriwoong people. The project will introduce students to plants suited to the…