Topic: Science Communication

Biggest Science Lab Ever at WA Museum Boola Bardip

This National Science Week, step inside the Biggest Science Lab Ever! and discover how science begins with curiosity, questions, and the seeds of ideas that grow into something much bigger. Throughout the day, Level 3 at WA Museum Boola Bardip transforms into a hands-on space for all ages. Explore, experiment, and take part in interactive…

Kids’ Conference – Food systems 2026

We’re excited to invite primary and secondary students (ages 7 to 18) to present their food systems ideas to a panel of science and foodie experts as part of the Kids Conference- Food Systems 2026.  Food Systems research can challenge our thinking about sustainability and equity. How do we use water and other resources, what…

Seed to STEM, Under the Pavement – Vertical hydroponic farm tour

Step inside Urban Green Sydney’s underground hydroponic farm in Barangaroo and discover how food can be grown in the heart of the city. You’ll explore different hydroponic systems, learn how light, water, nutrients and growing media affect plant growth, and see how urban farming can help address food security, sustainability and climate challenges. This tour…

Ashmore Primary School Science Week

Discover, Explore, Create! STEM Adventure Day Have you ever wondered how your bones help you move, how tiny living things look under a microscope, or how plants can grow from just a small cutting? Join us for an exciting STEM Adventure Day packed with hands-on activities and amazing discoveries! Run by the Benowa State High…

National Science Week Showcase at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart

Our National Science Week event will feature students displaying their developing prototypes, scientific investigations, and design solutions that address real-world problems. Students will present their work to peers, younger classes, staff, and families, explaining the science, engineering design processes, and problem-solving strategies that underpin their projects. The showcase will function as both a celebration of…

The Great Wind Festival

We will celebrate the installation of our new weather station throughout our ”Great Wind Festival” at School during Science Week. This resource will be accessible to all students from Kindergarten to Year 6 and will be a long‑term investment supporting STEM learning across the school. Its official launch will take place during the Great Wind…

Wrongfully convicted? A Forensics Investigation

During National Science week, forensic students will take on the role of forensic scientists to perform forensic based activities. They will analyse DNA evidence from a fictional attempted homicide case involving a suspect known as J.M. Although J.M was convicted and is serving a life sentence, he maintains his innocence. Students will examine newly collected…

Stem Cell Lightning Talks

Five researchers. Five minutes each. Big ideas in stem cell science shaping the future of medicine. Join us for five fast-paced lightning talks from leading Australian stem cell researchers. In under five minutes each, they will share the ideas driving their work and how stem cell research could shape future medical advances.   Take a seat…

In Conversation: Patricia Piccinini and Professor Melissa Little

What does hope look like in science today? Join us for a very special in-conversation event between renowned artist Patricia Piccinini and international stem cell expert Professor Melissa Little, moderated by Alanta Colley.  Patricia and Melissa will reflect on creativity, scientific innovation in stem cell research and societal impact, exploring how art can help us…