Stepping into Science

You can start your learning journey to a life of science at any age. Three courageous Novocastrians show the way: Kiara Harrison will take us into her Honours research into human infertility; Harry Callen will describe the journey from lectures into the fieldwork of environmental engineering; and Willow Forsythe will let us know what it…

IHMRI’s Bite Size Science Webinars

Ask your health related science questions to IHMRI researchers will be covering important topics such as pain management and care, hormones and humans’ need for connection, and the neuro-degenerative condition Huntington’s Disease. Mon 16 August 12.30pm Dr Theresa Larkin – Hormones, Health and Human Connection Human beings are social creatures and thrive in groups where…

Discover the World of Stem Cells

During National Science Week, the Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute (IHMRI) is inviting students from local high schools to participate in a free two part program to gain a deeper understanding of stem cell research and what it holds for the future. Student program and learnings: an introduction to stem cells and how they…

Cooking Sustainably

We will be using the OzHarvest resources to run a number of cooking sessions with primary aged classes between our two campuses.  The FEAST program for Year 5/6 students will be a focus for our classes this term, and the funs will allow us to expand our cooking classes.

Falling Walls Lab Victoria

Falling Walls Lab is coming to Victoria. veski invites you to join us for Falling Walls Lab Victoria, to be live-streamed on Monday, 16 August from 3.00pm AEST. REGISTER NOW to witness how Victoria’s student and early-career researchers convince an esteemed Jury, from academia, business and government, of their innovative idea. Who of our 10…

Science Café

Science Café is a National Science Week event where Year 10 students are invited to network with STEM professionals and tertiary students over morning and afternoon tea to gain practical knowledge about STEM careers and pathways. Previous years saw over 60 STEM professionals attend, representing various disciplines from universities, government, and industry. Students will have…

Where in the World is My Lunch From?

What food is in your lunchbox? Where does the food come from? Why is it important to eat locally? Children will play a game and participate in an activity exploring local, international and Australian foods. Tuesday 17 August 1:00pm to 2:00pm Suited to Reception to Year 3.

Don’t Waste it, Recreate it

Discover how to turn food waste into skin products that you can use for yourself or someone at home. Suited to Year 7 and over. Wednesday 18 August School session: 10:00am – 10:45am Public session: 4.00pm – 4:45pm