Students will have made replica planets using paper mache’, painted them up and made a series of informative resources about each planet including cool and interesting facts. These will be uploaded to the cloud and links made to QR codes linking information (Powerpoints and video clips) of each planet of the solar system. These codes…
Topic: Space and Astronomy
Storytime at Melbourne Museum
This National Science Week join us to hear award-winning author, Mark Greenwood, read his new book, Lucky’s Star. Lucky’s Star explores the fascinating true story of the meteorite that landed in Murchison, Victoria in 1969. The pieces of space rock that were discovered provided clues about the origins of life on Earth. You’ll also be…
Super Science Circus, Fair and Stargazing
The Super Science Circus, Fair and Astronomy Night will take place over a full school day and evening for students from Kindergarten to Year 12. The event will feature hands-on science experiments designed to spark curiosity and enhance understanding of scientific concepts, utilising both teaching staff and community members for expertise. Activities will be tailored…
Super Science Circus, Fair and Stargazing
The Super Science Circus, Fair and Astronomy Night will take place over a full school day and evening for students from Kindergarten to Year 12. The event will feature hands-on science experiments designed to spark curiosity and enhance understanding of scientific concepts, utilising both teaching staff and community members for expertise. Activities will be tailored…
Lost in Science Trivia Night
Battle the Lost in Science Ptrivia Pterodactyl with your big brain at our annual fundraiser! Test your knowledge on everything from the mysteries of the cosmos to the wonders of wildlife, while supporting the sharing of science on radio. (Are these question spoilers? You’ll have to come to find out.) This prehistorically entertaining night is…
Brunswick South Primary School Cake Competition
As part of National Science Week, BSPS is hosting a school-wide Cake Competition where students and families are invited to create edible masterpieces inspired by the 2025 theme: Decoding the Universe. Participants will bake and decorate cakes, biscuits, or slices that creatively represent concepts from astronomy, physics, biology, or technology—from galaxies and DNA to data…
How to Make a Sun Print (Cyanotype)
A Sun Print (or cyanotype) is a simple photographic process that uses sunlight to create beautiful blue-and-white images. It’s a perfect way to show how light can be used to “decode” shapes and patterns — just like scientists use light to understand the universe
Q and A with Dr Karl – Decoding the universe
Ever wondered why the sky is blue, how black holes work, or what quantum science even means? Join the one-and-only Dr Karl Kruszelnicki as he unpacks the mysteries of the universe in this exciting National Science Week event: Q&A with Dr Karl – Decoding the Universe. This FREE live and interactive webinar is your chance…
Para Hills High School Science Week
Ready to Decode the Universe with PHHS! This year, we’re combining Science Week and Book Week to explore how science and storytelling connect. Our theme, Decoding the Universe: Exploring the Hidden Languages in Nature, shows that science isn’t just in labs – it’s in stories, music, and the world around us. We’ve matched books with…
Exploding Experiments
During Science Week the children and teachers of Peter Rabbit Community Preschool will be undertaking a variety of experiments each day. making volcanoes on the sandpit lava lamps leakproof bag rain clouds skittles rainbow magic milk colour changing flowers inflating a balloon colour walking bouncy eggs balloon rocket