Have you ever wondered how a tiny seed grows into a plant? why the sky changes colour? or how people have used the stars to understand the world for thousands of years? Join us for an exciting journey of discovery at From Seeds to Stars: Exploring Light, Colour, Sky and Country! This hands-on event invites…
Topic: Indigenous Knowledge
Walk in the Dial with Lyndon O’Neil
Join local Aboriginal steward of Country Lyndon O’Neil for a biocultural introduction to the Dial Range ecosystem. Participants will explore the cultural and environmental significance of the landscape while learning about ongoing care for Country on a 45-minute walk. What to bring: Closed-in walking shoes Warm waterproof coat Hat Water bottle Accessibility: Suitable for most…
Family Science Day at Hive
Family Science Day returns to Hive as part of National Science Week 2026, bringing together a full day of hands-on science, interactive exhibits, live presentations, planetarium shows and opportunities to meet Tasmanian scientists. Inspired by this year’s National Science Week school theme, Seeds of Science: Nurturing Knowledge for All, the program invites curious minds of…
Ulverstone Cultural Walk with Lyndon O’Neil
Join local Aboriginal steward of Country Lyndon O’Neil for a guided walk through the Kokonnengar cultural precinct in Bicentennial Park, Ulverstone, and discover the stories, science and living knowledge held within this important cultural landscape. Along the way, you’ll explore the connections between people, plants, animals and place, while learning how cultural knowledge, careful observation…
SCINEMA Film Festival at Victoria Park Community Centre
Join the Victoria Park Community Centre for a free community screening of SCINEMA, Australia’s international science film festival, as part of National Science Week. Through a collection of inspiring short films and documentaries, we’ll explore fascinating science stories from around the world — from space and technology to nature, health and the environment. SCINEMA brings…
SCINEMA Film Festival – Great Southern, Great Science
Grab your popcorn and prepare to have your mind mildly (or magnificently) blown at the Museum of the Great Southern. SCINEMA serves up a reel mix of science films that are smarter than your average blockbuster—but just as entertaining. From weird wonders to big “aha!” moments, these stories prove that science isn’t just in labs……
Howrah Primary School asks – Do plants have superpowers?
Get ready to dig in and discover the amazing world of plants! In this hands-on science adventure, students will take the lead in a student-led exhibition, where they design and create their own mini ecosystems — from sunny habitats to cooler environments — and share their learning with younger students. Acting as real scientists, they…
Platypus Guardian Film Screening and Q and A with Pete Walsh
Join us at the National Film and Sound Archive this National Science Week for a special screening of The Platypus Guardian. This inspiring film tells the story of Pete Walsh, a dedicated conservationist working to protect platypus populations in urban waterways. The film follows Pete’s journey as he learns about platypus, studies their habitat, and…
Seeds of Curiosity – A National Science Week Learning Festival at Holland Park State School
During National Science Week, our school will run an exciting whole-school event called “Seeds of Curiosity: A National Science Week Learning Festival.” This is a special day where every student from Prep to Year 6 becomes a scientist, engineer, and inventor for the day! The festival is designed to spark curiosity, help students think like…
East Kimberley College Native Edible Garden
As part of Science Week, primary and secondary students will work to design and establish a native edible garden featuring local East Kimberley plants. Students will investigate the scientific, cultural and environmental importance of native species, including edible bush foods traditionally used by Miriwoong people. The project will introduce students to plants suited to the…