The Science Fair Spectacular is a great way to celebrate National Science Week. The hall being decorated with plenty of hands on displays for students to enjoy. Student projects on display. A creative and innovative corner for students to make their own inventions. Classes to take it in turns to come and engage in different…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Terrarium Workshop
As part of National Science Week, students in Years 3–5 will have the chance to dive into the fascinating world of ecosystems by building their very own terrariums. In this hands-on workshop, students will: Layer soil, rocks, and plants to create a living mini-environment in a jar Learn how ecosystems work in a fun, interactive…
Small Schools Science Day
Small Schools Science Day at Mallawa Public School, Friday 15th August 2025 10:00 am 10:15 Arrive Assemble on the concrete outside two two-story building. Rosie and Stage 3 will welcome and run through the day’s plan. Emergency assembly area = Tennis Court First Aid is located in the office WHS and safety procedures, toilet, hard…
Science Week at Immaculate Heart!
Science Week Highlights! Our school was buzzing with curiosity and creativity during Science Week! From exciting experiments to hands-on tech fun, every student had a chance to explore, discover, and innovate. Morning Magic Years 3–6 kicked off with a fascinating Science Week Incursion K–2 enjoyed a special Science Storytime, sparking wonder through tales of discovery…
Parkside Primary School Escape Room
Science Week sparks curiosity at PPS with escape rooms, experiments, and a chance to shine in the video competition!
Ave Maria Kindergarten Science Week
For the next two sessions, we are excited for the children to explore their world, ask lots of questions, and experiment to better understand everything around them through our Science Week experiences and activities. These informal, hands-on learning opportunities will nurture their imagination and introduce them to the processes scientists use—observation, prediction, testing, and refining….
Fibonacci Flowers
Have you ever noticed how nature loves patterns? From the swirl of a shell to the petals of a flower, hidden numbers are everywhere! In this activity, students will uncover Fibonacci’s magical sequence and create beautiful flower art that shows how maths and nature work hand in hand.
Exploring Matter using Bottle Rockets
Have you ever wondered what makes a rocket fly into the air? As part of National Science Week, students from Years 3 to 6 at Carnegie Primary School explored this question through a hands-on rocket investigation. They launched both stomp rockets and water bottle rockets, testing how different kinds of force affect how high and…
Opening of Lizard Haven
Have you ever seen a real-life dragon? We have! Eastern Water Dragons live around our school, sunbaking on rocks and darting into the bushes. This Science Week, we want to create something special just for them—a Lizard Haven! It will be a new garden built by students, full of native plants, big rocks, logs, and…
Melba Copland Science week
Predator Prey Native or Feral – Use environmental DNA to identify predators in an enclosed environment, and How does my garden grow or Where did that plant come from? Students investigate predation of birds in a nature reserve, and use environmental DNA to identify possible predators, either native of non-native, and determine from environmental clues…