All families and students from Warreen Primary School are invited to attend our first whole school family Science event! When: Wednesday 13th August from 3.15pm-4.45pm in the school gym. We are celebrating National Science Week by hosting a family afternoon full of science experiments. All classroom teachers will be leading experiments for you to participate…
Topic: Environment and Nature
STEMM Stroll – Sunshine Coast
Let’s celebrate National Science Week with a STEMM Stroll on the Sunshine Coast. STEMM Strolls – aiming to bring STEMM students and professionals together in regional areas. Local get togethers to find new networks, find mentors, and support groups especially in regional areas where it is hard to do so. Sharing intersecting diverse experiences from the women in STEMM…
NT STEM Fair 2025
National Science Week 2025 will be held from 9 to 17 August 2025. The school theme for National Science Week 2025 is ‘Decoding the Universe – exploring the unknown with nature’s hidden language’. This theme invites students and teachers across Australia to delve into the mysteries of the universe by exploring the fundamental languages of…
Science Week Fun Day
Science Week Fun day at Bega Library Roll up for a morning of science, learning and fun at Bega Library with guest speakers, activities for all the family, demonstrations and information stands. Presenters include – The ANU Medical School Learn about germs, the nervous system and what to do in the event of a snake…
Brisbane State High School STEM Stalls (Thursday)
Come along to STEM stalls on Thursday (14/8) at lunchtime! These STEM stalls are situated on the lower campus, designed to inspire junior students to choose science as an interest and not solely for the ATAR. The stalls allow students to explore topics such as space and astronomy, science in nature, the maths hidden in…
The Science of Nature Play with Tiny Creators
Join us for an exciting adventure in the Science of Nature Play with Tiny Creators! Kids aged 2-7 will embark on a fun-filled journey to explore what happens when science and nature combine. Children will make their own seed bombs to take home and create a sensory garden where they can look, touch and smell…
Towards Nature-Rich Liveable Cities of the Future
About the lecture: Our cities face unprecedented challenges – from rapid population growth and environmental pollution to climate change, biodiversity loss, and declining human wellbeing. While urban green and blue spaces offer enormous potential to address these challenges through nature-based solutions, they are increasingly under pressure from urbanisation and climate impacts. Join Distinguished Professor Michelle…
STEM Against the Storm: The Queensland Flood Innovation Challenge – Predict, Protect, Rebuild
What is it? A statewide competition inviting Queenslander residents of all ages to develop ideas that help communities better predict, mitigate and/or recover from floods. Focus areas (choose one) 1. Prediction & Early Warning – Forecasting, alerts, data science, Indigenous knowledge 2. Mitigation – Community protection, infrastructure, animals 3. Recovery – Clean-up, rebuilding, resilience Entry types…
From Weeds to Wildlife: Talking Conservation in the Hunter Wetlands
The Hunter Wetlands Centre is taking part in National Science Week 2025 with a morning of lively talks on conservation. Focusing on what’s happening in our Ramsar-listed Hunter Estuary Wetlands, guest speakers Dr John Gould (University of Newcastle) and Geoff Nicholls (Hunter Wetlands Centre) will be joining us to discuss research projects and invasive species…
Nerd Nite Melbourne
Nerd Nite Melbourne is back for another round of wild, weird, and wonderful talks that make you say “huh, cool!” and “wait, WHAT?” all in the same night. It’s like school—but in a bar, with drinks, laughs, and nerds who actually want to be there. This August, we’re diving into three totally different (and totally…