Museums, universities and other institutions have collected many cultural artefacts that belong to Indigenous communities, including stone tools – the research focus of archaeologist and geochemist Dr Michelle Richard. Streaming live from the Parkville campus, discover how the origins of these tools are often mysterious: how old are they and where do they come from,…
Topic: Environment and Nature
National Science Week Science Show at Daramalan College
This event will be two lunch time sessions. The first will be during our regular science club meeting which will involve science-themed escape rooms and crystal growing activities. The second is a science show, with the main demonstration being uses of liquid nitrogen (e.g. ice cream making, breaking small objects, interactions with water).
STEM Day For Girls
Our special event is all about showing girls in Stage 2 and Stage 3 that science, technology, engineering and math aren’t just school subjects – or just for boys – they’re exciting pathways to real‑world careers where women can shine. During the day, students will participate in up to three hands‑on STEM projects, each linked…
Science at Central
This National Science Week, join UNE Discovery Voyager and UNE Botany academics as we explore the processes that sustain plant life on Earth, to appreciate the wonders of science. We will explore the humble seed as a key to unlock the captivating world of plant life, bridging connections between soil science, ecosystems, art, and biology….
Pre Primary Visit Apace Nursery in North Fremantle
Seeds of Science a collaboration between Fremantle Primary School and Apace Nursery in North Fremantle Wednesday 19th or Thursday 20th August A hands-on interactive programme for Pre Primary students at FPS. Bus to APACE Nursery Johannah St, North Fremantle. Meet and Greet Apace Zoe – toilets River blessing / Acknowledgment of country – Prawn bay …
Exploring Sustainable Gardens
‘Exploring Sustainable Gardens’ is a hands-on, engaging week of activities for students to learn about sustainability and the environment. Students will engage in a range of practical workshops, exploring how living things grow, interact, and survive. Activities include creating frog hotels (hydration stations) and bee habitats, growing fast‑sprouting microgreens and mushrooms, and constructing seed bombs…
Women in STEM Breakfast
The Women in STEM Breakfast brings together students, old scholars, and industry professionals for a morning of inspiration and connection. The event will feature panel discussions with women across STEM industries, including several of our old scholars, who will share their career journeys and advice on resilience, curiosity, and lifelong learning. This year, our keynote…
Kitchen Garden
Waubra Primary School students are going to create a kitchen garden in our veggie beds. We will research the best growing conditions and best veggies to plant for this time of year. We will care for our veggies and use them to eat to make healthy snacks and lunches!
Growing a Greener Freshwater Bay
How can a tiny seed help create a greener school? During National Science Week, students will investigate the science of plant growth while helping to improve their school environment. Through hands-on propagation activities, students will explore what seeds need to germinate and grow into healthy plants. They will learn about plant life cycles, make observations,…
Helensvale State School STEM Symposium
Seeds of Science – A National Science Week Symposium – Helensvale State School Scholar Academy Big ideas start small. A seed of curiosity. A question worth chasing. An experiment that doesn’t go to plan… and the better idea that grows from failure! This National Science Week, Helensvale State School’s Scholar Academy invites you to witness…