The students will be embarking on a journey to design and create their Hopetoun of the future. The event will require the students to collaborate, share, innovate, inquire, imagine and construct in a joint effort to bring the future into the present. The activities the students will be undertaking include: constructing the town and its…
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Science Writing Workshop at Science Gallery Melbourne
Science Gallery Melbourne is partnering with OmniSci Magazine, UniMelb’s student science magazine, to run a science writing workshop. The workshop will be jam-packed, kicking off with a talk by and Q&A with the award-winning science writer, Sara Phillips, followed by a science writing exercise by the OmniSci Editors-in-Chief using themes from the SWARM exhibition, with…
Special Story Time for National Science Week
Children from across Kangaroo Island will have a chance to learn more about the importance of reducing waste in landfill as part of this year’s National Science Week celebrations. The Kangaroo Island Council and the Fleurieu Regional Waste Authority (FRWA) have organised a special storytime session focused on recycling from 11.30 am until 12.30 pm…
SCINEMA International Science Film Festival Community Screening – Prospect Library
SCINEMA is the largest science film festival in the southern hemisphere showcasing the best in science cinema from around the world. SCINEMA is a celebration of the power of the moving image to inspire the young, satisfy the curious, explain the baffling and ask the impossible.
Aldavilla Primary School Science Day
Lots of activities for all the students at Aldavilla Primary School.
National Science Week Celebration at The Ponds
During the National Science Week students will participate in range of activities. Year 7 students will be involved in STEM project and showcase their models. Year 8 will participate in Poster designing competition. Poster will be related to the theme for this year Glass: more than meets the eye. Posters will be displayed around the…
Feral Invasive Species
Feral invasive species are the principal cause of Australia’s native wildlife extinctions and decline. Research indicates that these unwanted pests have cost the Australian economy some $390 billion over the past sixty years. This presentation will look at what invasive species are, where they are globally, how they got there, the damage they are doing…
DnM’s Launch
A community for science, tech and venture made by those who care. Share your journey with others over a drink, have meaningful chats with investors, get feedback on your journey ahead and find your north star. We’re excited to see you there for our launch : 6pm 18th August, Surry Hills, Sydney ( Location will…
STEM Through the Looking Glass – NYSF Connect Webinar
Have you ever wondered what Australia’s Chief Scientist does in her day? What about a research fellow, an exercise physiologist, or an optometrist? Join our panel, featuring Australia’s Chief Scientist, Dr Cathy Foley AO PSM and our incredible National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) Year 12 Program Alumni as they discuss what makes up their workday…
The Future of Space Exploration in Australia
Ever dreamt of a career in the space industry? It’s not just for engineers and Astrophysicists, come and learn how you could get involved. Nate Taylor will discuss the role of the Australian Space Agency in global research, and the opportunity it presents for young professionals entering the space industry. He’s keen to answer all…