Would you like to learn about the invisible mystery of the dark matter? If your answer is “Yes!” join us for the “Dark Matter in the Pub” where scientists will share their research on and experience with the mysterious dark matter, the substance that is purported to make up the majority of our universe. Dark…
Topic: Innovation and Technology
Discover the Magic of Photosynthesis!
Do you want to learn more about how plants power life on Earth? Dive into the fascinating world of photosynthesis with the ARC Future Crops Training Centre and meriSTEM education teams! Join us for an exciting self-guided online event where you’ll get hands-on experience with real datasets and uncover the secrets of photosynthesis. This opportunity is perfect…
Stage 2 Workshop – Spike Prime
The LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime Set is a fun learning tool for kids in Stage 2. It uses colorful LEGO bricks, simple hardware, and a coding language that’s easy to learn. With SPIKE Prime, kids can build and code different projects, helping them think critically and solve problems. Whether they’re just starting or creating their…
Species Survival Activity Morning
Capalaba State College will hold an activity in the morning. This will include engaging in investigative STEM activities for our Prep-2 mainstream and Montessori students; and we will invite our local Kindy. Upper school students, volunteers, and our Tangalooma EcoMarine Ambassadors and Environmental captains will run activities focussed around: animal and plant needs, features/adaptations for…
Clyde Creek Primary School STEAM Expo
Inspiring future scientists and building stronger community connections, the Clyde Creek STEAM Expo is the highlight of our school calendar. Our expo provides hands-on STEAM experiences for students and their families from Foundation to Year 6, including students in our dedicated specialist campus. Designed as a ‘tour of the STEAM disciplines’, each building on our…
Humpback Highway – Diving into the mysterious world of whales
Each winter, Australia’s coastal waters transform into a busy blue playground with the arrival of the humpback whales. This annual migration sees the west and east coasts blubber to blubber as humpback whales travel from their Antarctic feeding waters to warmer waters to breed. These migratory routes are known as the humpback highway. But while…
In Conversation with NASA’s Sandra E Connelly
Discover the future of space exploration with NASA’s pioneers inside WA Museum Boola Bardip’s To the Moon exhibition. Join us for an inspiring conversation with Sandra E. Connelly, Deputy Associate Administrator for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, and host Dr Phil Bland as they explore the next generation of space exploration led by NASA. Sandra will provide fascinating…
Paper Circuits
Join us at the Library this science week to create your very own LED light-up paper circuit. Learn all about how electricity and circuits work to power lights. Suitable for children aged 8-12 years. Parent-guardian note: AAA batteries will be used in the program and available to take home. Please read the safety information that…
Sustainable Horizons – Clean energy, smart cities, and AI
Are you ready to explore the amazing world of the future? Join us for an exciting journey into the latest innovations in clean energy, smart cities, and artificial intelligence. Discover Clean Energy: Professor Kim Hassall will introduce us to the fascinating world of green energy. We’ll learn about cool alternatives like bio-fuels and hydrogen fuel,…
Oakbank School Science Excursion
All students from reception to year 6 will attend an excursion to the SA museum and Botanic Gardens. Students will investigate plant life and explore the museum and how history can be linked to science and the biology and evolution of living things.