This year, during Science Week, Roselea Public School is planning a special Science Day for every student from Kindergarten to Year 6. Thanks to the Science Grant, we’re able to buy lots of cool equipment and materials so you can do fun, hands-on experiments and activities. On Science Day, you’ll move around different activity stations…
Topic: Indigenous Knowledge
Clarendon Primary School Science Fair and Escape Room
Join us for the Clarendon Primary School Science Fair where you can see our students amazing science projects and Oliphant Science Awards entries! Students will be hanging out with their amazing work to answer questions, run demonstrations and be judged by special judges for prizes. This event is a must see of primary science excellence!…
Rosebery District School Science Fair
On the Friday of National Science Week, Rosebery District School will proudly host our second annual Rosebery District Science Fair. This event provides students from Kindergarten to Year 10 with the opportunity to showcase their learning and scientific investigations to peers, families, and the wider community. Last year’s fair was small but successful, and this…
National Science Week at Wamoon Public School
We are thrilled to be bringing Science week to Wamoon PS in 2026. We have a jam-packed day planned with science experiments, LEGO builds, Indigenous Science and robotics. We will throw aside our regular schedule to provide our students with an immersive day, exploring the wonder of science!
It’s All About Seeds at Corowa Public School
How much fun can kids have at school? Lots according to Corowa Public School. Our students will be tossing seed bombs around the garden beds, the Indigenous gardens and into our school’s environmental area. They will be getting their hands dirty making native and wildflower seed bombs using seeds, clay, soil and water. Through exploring…
From Seeds to Stars – Exploring Light, Colour, Sky and Country
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…
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…
Expanding the Cosmos at Mount Gnomon
Escape to the Dark Skies of Mount Gnomon Farm for a memorable evening of astronomy, culture, food, and music in one of the most atmospheric settings of North West Lutruwita/Tasmania. With minimal light pollution and the lush surrounds of the Dial Range, this is the perfect spot to gaze skyward and contemplate our place in…
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…