Playing around with stamps, rollers and clay will bring National Science Week to life at Corowa Public School. Students will have fun with symbol and print stamps making wildlife tracks to discover what animal footprint they belong to. The stampers feature symbols that connect to themes of hunting and country, language, animals, history, and culture through…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Bush to Beyond: Decoding the Science around us!
To celebrate Science Week, our school, in collaboration with Wooroloo Primary School, will run a rotation of engaging science activities designed to immerse students in the theme “Bush to Beyond – Decoding the Science around us!”. Set within our various school classrooms and inspired by the recent community excitement around visible auroras, each activity explores…
Interactive Sustainability Science Stations
As part of our school wide focus on Sustainability, Year 6 students will work collaboratively in small groups to design and host an interactive exhibition aimed at engaging Prep to Year 5 students in real-world environmental challenges. The exhibition will encourage younger students to think critically and creatively about sustainable solutions in areas such as…
STEM Career Speed Networking – Curtin University
STEM Speed Networking is a free careers event for students in years 10 – 12 who are interested in careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Join us to meet a specially curated group of Women in STEM Mentors who are all passionate about their fields & sharing their career stories. Students will have…
FrogID – The power of community engagement in conservation
The scale of the planet’s biodiversity crisis demands a collective response, and one way science is tackling this enormous challenge is through engagement with the public. FrogID is the Australian Museum’s flagship citizen science project. Participants download an app onto their smartphone which they then use to record frog calls. The project is a striking…
How to Make Snow and Science Centre Leaf Rubbing
How do you make snow? Do you just freeze some water? How do you do leaf rubbing? What are the steps? If you’re a student in year 2 or 3 from Wagin District High School, find out with us on 19 August!
DPI 2025 Awards Day and Ag Science Expo ‘Insects in Agriculture’
Help us celebrate National Science Week this year at the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Hermitage Research Facility’s Schools Plant Science Competition Awards Day & Ag Science Expo. This event formally recognises prize winners and participants of the ‘Insects in Agriculture’ themed competition and celebrates all things agricultural science. You’ll have the opportunity…
Exploring the Future of Agriculture Together
Join us for a fun and inspiring day at the Australian National University, where science meets nature! Our event invites everyone — including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, students, families, and the Canberra community — to discover how we can grow better food and care for the land using both ancient knowledge and modern…
Mid West Star Trails – Morawa telescope night
Join ICRAR for an evening of stargazing this National Science Week! We’re busting out the telescopes and hitting the streets of Morawa for this free stargazing event! Come on down to the Morawa Sports Oval for a look through our telescopes to see the hidden wonders that lie at the heart of our galaxy the Milky Way. Also…
Wattle in Coin Design Public Lecture
The Mint explores the use of Golden Wattle, the National Floral Emblem, in its coin design. Australia has thousands of plant species with unique and stunning flowers. One in particular has found its way into the designs of a number of significant coins and medallions, through Stuart Devlin’s designs for the medals of the Australian…