Every seed tells a story—come and help us uncover it! Did you know that a tiny seed can travel around the world, survive for years, and grow into food, flowers or even a forest? This National Science Week, we’re inviting our students, families and community to discover the incredible science hidden inside a seed. Building on…
Topic: Environment and Nature
Seeds of Wonder
Seeds of plants come in all shapes and sizes. Seeds, with their packed lunch on board, are a place where time can stand still. But seeds don’t stand still, they move around the environment. Come for a free guided walk in the Gardens and discover some of the amazing properties of seeds. Meet at the…
Busselton Jetty – Marine Biodiversity and More
Dive into Marine Science with a FREE event at Busselton Jetty! Celebrate National Science Week with a journey into the fascinating underwater world beneath Busselton Jetty. Join marine experts from the WA Museum to discover the incredible diversity of life found in our local waters. Learn about the creatures you might spot while beachcombing, snorkelling,…
Capture the Beauty of Physics – 2026 Australian Institute of Physics ACT Branch Photo Competition
Capture the beauty, power, and wonder of physics in a single frame! The Australian Institute of Physics’s ACT Branch is excited to invite photographers, scientists, students, and physics enthusiasts across the country to enter the AIP-ACT Branch Photography Competition. Whether you’re snapping light refraction through a prism, the intricate mechanics of a machine, or stunning…
Sculptures and Sips – Kinetic Whale
If you love art and design, pop the champagne and push the benches together – our Sculptures & Sips workshops will be right up your alley. As well as creating and taking home an original handmade treasure, participating in a Sculptures & Sips workshop is a chance to get to know other like-minded makers and…
Should We Be Eating More Insects?
As part of National Science Week the Australian and New Zealand Forensic Science Society (ANZFSS) SA Branch will be hosting a FREE to attend meeting with Professor Kerry Wilkinson from Adelaide University entitled “Should we be eating more insects?” As well as the talk there will be a chance to try some delicious creepy crawlies!…
Wildlife encounters at Majura Park
Get up close with a range of exotic wildlife, from invertebrates to reptiles to squirrel gliders this National Science Week at Majura Park. Wildlife Reimagined are exhibiting: Stick Insects Green Bellied Huntsman Spider Rainforest Prey Mantis Leaf-tail Gecko Bearded Dragon Carpet Python Woma Python Squirrel Gliders Get inspired with this opportunity to examine these…
Electric Pursuit Hunting the Sky’s Greatest Power – National Science Week NT closing with a bang
While everyone is normally seeking shelter, come along for the ride with Darwin Stormchasers and Lightning researchers to learn about lightning and hear the stories on the pursuit to capture the perfect bolt. Whether you’re fascinated by weather, photography, science, or adventure, this is the perfect way to wrap up a fantastic week of science.
Jingili Primary School Annual Science Expo and Science Fair Extravaganza
Science Fair Extravaganza – Students as Scientists, Leaders and Innovators What happens when students become the scientists? At Jingili Primary School, National Science Week comes alive during our Science Fair Extravaganza—an exciting celebration where students take centre stage and share their passion for science! For this special event, students become “Science Experts.” Instead of simply…
Science in Nature at Cooleman Court
Get up close with some of Australia’s most fascinating reptiles in this unique National Science Week experience. Discover the incredible science behind reptile adaptations, survival, behaviour and evolution through hands on encounters with live animals. Meet snakes, lizards, turtles and more while learning how science helps us understand and protect Australia’s amazing wildlife. This interactive…