Science Week at Eneabba Primary

Our small regional school of 20 students, will participate in an online Science Livestream to learn more about Marine Life and possible career pathways.  We will also enjoy daily experiments throughout science week to engage in learning, explore science ideas and share our observations.  These events are open to our school students only. 

Sydney Science Trail Excursions

Botanic Gardens of Sydney and the Australian Museum are bringing school teachers and students another fantastic science experience during National Science Week, 10 – 18 August. Sydney Science Trail offers a jam-packed program of excursions for primary and secondary students from years 3-11. Teachers and educators are invited to book a full-day excursion featuring the…

YOU are the X Factor: The Key to Survival

YOU are the X Factor: The Key to Survival combines STEM and MESS subjects to explore the Yellangonga National Park. The day will adapt the Species Survival resource connecting ‘species survival, sustainability + X Factor ’. Students will learn that they are the X factor in the interconnected web of life. They’ll each receive a…

Jingili Science Expo

Jingili Primary School hosts the annual Science Expo where ‘Real Life Scientist’ come to our school to provoke thinking and connect our students to how science work. The aim of this event is to engage the children, from preschool to year six, with a variety of science concepts and investigations in a fun way. Through…

Jingili Science Fair Extravaganza

The Science Fair Extravaganza, which occurs during Science Week, is a day organised for the students to become the ‘Science Experts’.  The outdoor learning area is set up to accommodate science stations where students are ‘Scientists in action’, conducting experiments in the areas of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth and Space. Jingili Science Fair Extravaganza provide…

The Science of Happier Dogs

What are the secrets to ensuring dogs lead their happiest lives alongside humans? How can we improve the wellbeing of our beloved 4-legged friends and the more than 6,000 dogs living in Yarra? Join Dr Mia Cobb, canine welfare scientist, from Melbourne University as she explores the latest research. Discover innovative science, emerging technologies and…

Protecting Our Pollinators

National Science Week activities will involve the whole school exploring the role of pollinator insects in our school gardens. The aim of our project is to incorporate flowers into our food gardens to create a beneficial garden to ensure species survival of insects and bees. Prior to and during Science Week students will be actively…

South West Science Fair

Join us at South West Science Fair 2023, a free family friendly event filled with science themed mysteries. Solve a robbery, make some slime or visit the forensics lab, either way you are bound to discover or learn something new. South West Science Fair brings multiple exhibitors from around WA come together at Bunbury Library…

Wild Food- Tasmanian Natives on the Menu

Wild Food is on the menu! Join us for a day filled with foraging, cooking, and tasting the best wild ingredients Tasmania has to offer. This Science Week event will be held at Kickstart Arts in New Town, led by Rees Campbell author of Eat Wild Tasmania. Learn about about edible Tasmanian sustainable food. Helen Fitton from…