Are your students paying attention? Would you like to improve their retention and memory (or yours?) And how can this work for neurodiverse students? Join our free Teacher Professional Learning webinar with CSIRO neuroscientist and TEDx presenter Dr Dana Bradford, as she explores the science behind memory and attention. Gain practical techniques to help…
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Wilman Kids on Country
Millennium Kids will work with the Wilman people to codesign a two-day Science Week 2024 on country program at Dryandra Woodland and Pomphreys Bridge, 180 km southeast of Perth. The workshop series will add value to the Wilman Healthy Country Plan, ensuring young people are integrated into a long-term strategy to connect young people to…
Then and Now – Talking about Australia’s environment with Tim Flannery
In the 1980s, Australia saw an industrial boom around our natural resources, the reforming of many environmental protection acts, discussions on nuclear energy, and an abundance of climate activism. Many of these concerns seem to be back on the agenda 40 years later. Tim Flannery is one of Australia’s best-known scientists and biggest-selling authors…
The Man Who Invented Vegemite – Cyril’s Lab Launch
The Cyril Callister Foundation invites special guests and media to the official opening of Cyril’s Lab. A new science space at Cyril Callister Museum. Cyril’s Lab recreates the laboratory where Dr Callister and his team invented the iconic spread in 1923. Built with a grant from Acciona Energia’s Waubra Wind Farm, the lab will open…
Bayview College Activities
Lets get involved and learn more about species survival. During this week we will have a quiz for you to complete, prizes will be awarded at the end of the week. Special activities will run during science classes and electives related to the theme “Species Survival – More than just sustainability”. There will be opportunity…
CCWA Citizen Science Bat Surveys
During summer the CCWA’s Citizen Science program carried out a bat pilot study. Volunteers used bat detectors to record the different species of bats and their behaviours. This was conducted at different sites across Perth and the southwest. Following on from the pilot, we’re testing out some bat survey changes in the Canning River Regional…
Plants for Survival at Rossmoyne Senior High School
Staff and students will spend some time during Science week planting seeds, seedlings, and semi established plants that are great pollinators for bees. These also can show examples of produce that help human survival. We will also make some bee hotels to stop bees coming onto common school areas, causing risks for students.
crcCARE High School Essay Competition
crcCARE is a group of organisations dedicated to preventing and managing environmental contamination. The crcCARE High School Essay Competition encourages young minds to delve into pressing environmental issues. It also offers a chance to showcase their talent and win exciting prizes. Students in Years 7 to 12 are invited to apply in two different categories:…
Unconformity Geology Tours
Journey underneath Parliament House with an expert geologist from Geoscience Australia this National Science Week. On the tour, you’ll explore a geological phenomenon called ‘Unconformity’. This ancient rock formation is a fascinating puzzle piece that helps us understand the earth in the Canberra region 430 million years ago. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see…
Innovation Lab – 3D Printing, VR, Robotics, Laser Cutting and more!
The Innovation Lab team supports thousands of people who invent, create and discover for free. They can even help you walk on the Moon*! *Terms and conditions apply. This National Science Week, experiment and explore cutting-edge technologies. Discover 3D printers, robotics, virtual reality, laser cutting and more! Personalised booked sessions and drop-ins are available…