Mr Snotbottom – The Science of snot at Ryde Library

What happens when you eat your boogers? Explore the science of snot, excite in ewwwy, gooey experiments and giggle at gross-tastic gags in this hilariously silly sci-fi perfect for kids ages 6 and up! Based on the award winning* edu-tainment podcast ‘Busy Bodies’, Mr Snotbottom takes families on a journey into the nasal passage with…

Exploring Nature Through Citizen Science – Author’s Platform

Join us as the authors of Exploring Nature Through Citizen Science share how community involvement can foster scientific discovery. Cameron and Thomas will be chatting with Paul Flemons from the Australian Museum about their practical guide to making a difference through community involvement and scientific knowledge. About the book Citizen science is involving the public…

Pump Up Your Pulse at St Helens Park Public School

Join the Stage 3 Fitness Team for a Heart Rate Challenge! Experience our brand new heart rate monitors (personally made by your Stage 3 team using micro bits) as we track your pulse after some fun physical activity and heart rate monitoring. Ever wanted your very own personal fitness trainers? Now’s your chance. Come test…

SCINEMA screening at Victa Cinema

Celebrate Science Week at Victa Cinema with our special SCINEMA screening for schools and homeschoolers.  SCINEMA is an international science film festival that screens every August as part of National Science Week. The screening program is curated from films entered in the international film competition. SCINEMA provides a platform on which filmmakers -professional, amateur and…

Bartle Bugs

Get ready for a bug-tastic family adventure packed with hands-on discovery, fascinating creatures and interactive fun! Bartle Bugs is a hands-on early evening exploration of bugs for families of all ages, hosted by Bartle Frere State School as part of National Science Week. Explore a series of exciting activity stations where children and adults can…

Sydney City Farm Open Day – Seeds of science

Experience Sydney City Farm during National Science Week at this free, family friendly open day. This is a drop in style event that’s free, but bookings are essential. Join us and: Meet a scientist and learn about their work Check out some weird and wonderful seeds and make your own seed bomb Get up close to leaf…

Seeds and Cells – Modelling Cycles and Structures

Year 11-12 Science in Practice Students at Kingsley College will present Science Week activities for students in P-12 (multiple events) with the support of teachers and grant supported resources from MTA and Haines Educational. First two different corn germination models will be examined and compared in terms of how they show the seed and plant’s…

Seeds of Science at Butler – Growing Curiosity, Community and Future Pathways

Proposed Project: Seeds of Science Community Expo We propose to host a National Science Week “Seeds of Science” Community Expo, designed to: Engage students from Years 7–12 Involve Clontarf Academy students in leadership and participation Provide inclusive, differentiated science activities for our SEN students Invite families and community members to attend after-school showcase sessions  …

Symphonies for Seeds – A Big Research Project

Inspired by ‘Seeds of Knowledge’ (Science Week) and ‘Symphony of Stories’ (Book Week), classes have been challenged to design experimental  treatments for seeds their students have been growing at home (and recording data for). Student will bring their individual data into school, the class will put it together and add it to a big set…

Brisbane Boys College – Seeds of Knowledge Celebration

Welcome to Seeds of Knowledge Week at BBC – an exciting STEM adventure for the whole school! For one amazing week, students will become scientists, inventors, explorers, and problem-solvers as they dive into hands-on activities, workshops, science fairs, and a special careers event. The theme is all about discovering new things, growing ideas, creating innovations,…