Topic: Environment and Nature

North Explorers Science Discovery Day at Hamilton North Primary School

  North Explorers Science Discovery Day is an exciting day designed to ignite curiosity and foster a love of science for all ages. This day is packed with interactive exhibits, hands-on learning and experiments that showcase the wonders of scientific exploration. The event aims to inspire the next generation of scientists. Whether you’re a budding…

Seeds of Science Growing the Future at Kingaroy State School

“Seeds of Science: Growing the Future” is a hands-on primary school project aligned with the National Science Week theme, “Seeds of science: Nurturing knowledge for all.” Students will investigate how seeds grow and explore the role of agriculture and simple biotechnology in food production. Through guided inquiry, students will examine different seed types, predict outcomes, and…

Little Seeds, Big Ideas at Sunbury Primary School

Little Seeds Big Ideas Did you know that something as small as a seed can change the world? Join us for ‘Little Seeds, Big Ideas’, a whole school National Science Week celebration where students become scientists, gardeners and environmental champions. Through hands-on investigations, students will discover how seeds grow, spread and help create healthy ecosystems….

Farrer Roll Call Science Week Trivia

Our Annual Roll Call trivia competion. Each stage, 4,5 and 6, have a different trivia google quiz to complete as a group. The Roll Call with the most correct answers in each stage gets a prize.

STEAM Fest 2026 – Inspiring the Next Generation of Innovators

STEAM Fest 2026 is a vibrant community celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM), bringing together young people, families, educators, industry leaders, startups, researchers and community organisations for a day of discovery, innovation and hands-on learning. Hosted by Multicultural Mailer in partnership with community and industry stakeholders, STEAM Fest 2026 aims to inspire…

What do cow burps have to do with climate change?

Discover how University of Melbourne agricultural scientists are leading research to reduce methane emissions from livestock, which account for about 70 per cent of greenhouse gases in Australia’s agricultural sector.  Streaming live from our Dookie campus, learn how methane from cattle contributes significantly to Australia’s greenhouse gases, and the innovative strategies being developed to reduce…

Can we spot a problem before it happens? The science of horse health

What can a horse’s movement tell us about its health? Streaming live from the Werribee campus, join University of Melbourne researcher Peta Hitchens and explore how vets and scientists act as detectives – identifying subtle changes in behaviour, movement and performance that can signal a problem. From hands-on assessments to analysing data patterns over time,…

Science Week Community Science Fair at Fountain College

As part of Science Week, our school will host a vibrant and engaging Community Science Fair that celebrates curiosity, innovation and learning across the school community. This event will bring together students from Science, Student Representative Council (SRC), Pastoral Care and Vocational Education and Training (VET) programs to create an interactive showcase of science in…

Nagle College Science week extravaganza

Welcome, scientists. Something strange has happened in this room. The lights have disappeared, but science hasn’t. Tonight, you’re going to discover how light can hide, glow, bend, and surprise us! What you’re seeing right now isn’t magic, it’s science. Every glowing bracelet, every glowing star, and every glowing object in this room has a secret….