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During National Science Week there will be community gardening tips and hints for growing a successful vegie garden - presented by a combination of students and experts, food tasting and recipe sharing.

To further our recycling initiatives, our students will be involved in recycling their food scraps into the compost bins to produce composted soil. This soil will be used by classes in their gardening projects.

St. Clare's will be hosting it's first large scale science fair which will involve all Year 7's. Students will be developing and testing their hypothesis and producing a science fair project for the SEAACT Science Fair.

A two hour Flame Tree Propagation Workshop at the Wollongong Botanic Garden Discovery Centre on Saturday 29 July.

The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum is the home of the internationally renowned Somerville Collection. Highlights of Warren Somerville’s remarkable collection include a T.rex skeleton, dinosaur eggs and fossils from most stages of life on Earth as spectacular minerals from around the world.

String theory, parallel universes and Sliding Doors moments set the scene for this quirky and charming romance of endless invention.

Students will be challenged to create their vision of Future Earth using one of the most popular mediums in the world - Lego. Students will be encouraged to think beyond the realms of reality in the pursuit of creating something bold and innovative.

Parkinson’s Scientific Art is a collection of scientific images from scientists and clinicians in working towards understanding the complexity of the disease and finding better treatments. This exhibition is a celebration of the scientific developments in research in Parkinson’s disease.

An innovative science communication workshop cleverly disguised at a stand up comedy class. Four live online classes (starting July 21), two in-person workshops, and then a show. Gain confidence and skill in presenting to any audience, including young people, professionals, industry or policy.

If you love writing, exploring or following your sense of curiosity, this prize is for you. The UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing is a great way for high school students to show off their skills and win amazing prizes. Find all the details and resources to get you started on our website.

Looking for at home science activities? Check out our CSI videos for inspiration! Learn about fuming fingerprints, spatter patterns, ink chromatography, DNA extraction and more, using materials and ingredients from around your house. All activities take around 30 minutes to do!

A safer, cleaner environmental future: the CRC CARE High School Essay Competition.

The AFP Forensic Science Challenge is open to all ACT Secondary Students and is free to participate. This is your chance to win great prizes, including a Canine Experience*, while having fun! Students are challenged to solve a 1967 bank heist by examining fingerprints, DNA profiles, shoe marks, and more!

The Constable Kenny Koala STEM colouring-in competition is open to all Primary School students and is free to participate. This is your chance to win great prizes while having fun! Choose your colouring-in page and show off your creative talents!

Design - a - Logo for the annual Community Expo to be held at CREEC. The logo must be based on the theme of the Expo. This year's theme is 'Frontiers of Science'.

Our fun and friendly Young Tassie Scientists are volunteer, early-career researchers who travel across Tasmania during August in celebration of National Science Week. Appearing at local community Science Fairs and schools statewide - come chat, ask questions and find out what scientists really do!

From drama to documentaries, animations or epic natural history, at Australia's Science Channel we're passionate about the power of the moving image to tell stories about the world, how it works, and our place in it. You can register now for free to host your own screening of the best of SCINEMA.

Tour a working research vessel from the comfort of your own classroom! Our Education officer and Science party will show you around the ship and answer all your questions during a one hour session broadcast live from the Tasman Sea.