A science quiz for everyone at lambert School. Fill in the answers over the course of National Science Week. Winner receives a prize tailored to their science interests (usually a book).
Topic: Environment and Nature
The Fabulous, Freaky, and Fierce World of Female Reproduction
Think the vagina is a simple tube? Think again. Come and explore our 3D animal vaginas as we regale you with wacky and unexpected tales of female animal reproduction. Vaginas are anything but simple receptacles and female animals are not the passive players they have been made out to be. Learn about multi-chambered vaginas and…
Hunter Science Festival
Demonstrations of the diverse activities of the members of the Hunter Innovation & Science Hub. The Hunter Innovation and Science Hub is a network of organisations within the Hunter that collaborate to deliver ongoing community science engagement programs, including during National Science Week.
Through the Looking Glass
Students will link literature with science and study the book Window by Jeannie Baker. Students will observe the invisible glass experiment, experiment with microscopes and magnifying glasses. In small groups students will build a marble run over the course of the week. This is a whole school event K to 6.
Young Tassie Scientists at Festival of Bright Ideas
Meet your local Young Tassie Scientists at the Festival of Bright Ideas and test out a range of hands-on activities for all ages. Young Tassie Scientists are early career researchers who are keen to share their work through interactive talks and hands-on activities in Tasmanian schools and communities during National Science Week. The Young Tassie…
Flows for Freedom Catchment Health Public Viewing and Information Site – Bythorne Park, Mount Barker
Low flows are crucial for sustaining a minimum level of catchment health. We know that one of the biggest causes of deteriorating catchment health in the Mount Lofty Ranges is the absence of low flows and the Flows for the Future Program is working hard to reinstate this critical water flow pattern. The Hills and…
Flows for Freedom Catchment Health Public Viewing and Information Site – Bythorne Park, Mount Barker
Low flows are crucial for sustaining a minimum level of catchment health. We know that one of the biggest causes of deteriorating catchment health in the Mount Lofty Ranges is the absence of low flows and the Flows for the Future Program is working hard to reinstate this critical water flow pattern. The Hills and…
Guided Geology Tour – Wallaroo
Join geology expert Patrick James on a guided trail in the Northern Yorke Peninsula (Copper Coast) and learn about the amazing heritage of the area, including a variety of coastal areas interest and Wallaroo’s fascinating mining heritage. Dates coming! Patrick has a strong research record in geoscience, including structure, tectonics, geological mapping, remote sensing and…
Guided Geology Tour – Wallaroo
Join geology expert Patrick James on a guided trail in the Northern Yorke Peninsula (Copper Coast) and learn about the amazing heritage of the area, including a variety of coastal areas interest and Wallaroo’s fascinating mining heritage. Dates coming! Patrick has a strong research record in geoscience, including structure, tectonics, geological mapping, remote sensing and…
Guided Geology Tour – Wallaroo
Join geology expert Patrick James on a guided trail in the Northern Yorke Peninsula (Copper Coast) and learn about the amazing heritage of the area, including a variety of coastal areas interest and Wallaroo’s fascinating mining heritage. Dates coming! Patrick has a strong research record in geoscience, including structure, tectonics, geological mapping, remote sensing and…