In a combination of Science Week and this year’s under 8’s theme. The 4/5/6 class at Kin Kin State School hosted science stations for the students in Prep-Year 3 to enjoy and explore. This was a whole school event, with every student partaking in the morning activities and dressing as budding scientists. Due to the…
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Namoi Valley Christian School Middle School STEM Challenge
The STEM Challenge is an exciting hands-on competition designed to engage Year 5–8 students in problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork through a series of interactive science and engineering challenges. This event will be facilitated by our Science teaching team, who will guide, encourage, and assess students as they work through the activities. Students will be…
The Future of Work in Times of AI
As part of National Science Week, Innovate Australia invites you to a thought-provoking webinar exploring The Future of Work in Times of AI. Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, redefining skillsets, and challenging our understanding of employment and productivity. This timely event will bring together experts, innovators, and futurists to examine how AI is transforming the…
Adelaide River Festival – Orienteering and map reading
Orienteering and map reading offered as one of the activities visiting remote schools will undertake during their two-day festival. In previous years activities have included sports as well as STEM topics such as Earth Science and Health. Students will learn about the science behind map making and what maps are used for before doing some orienteering…
Waves of Innovation – Visit 6G Research and Innovation Lab and MERC in National Science Week
You’re invited to visit the 6G Research and Innovation Lab Event during Science Week, a unique opportunity to explore the past, current, and future of communication technologies. This event is organised in collaboration with the National Communication Museum, Telstra, and Swinburne’s Early and Mid-Career Researcher Community (MERC). The day will feature expert presentations, a tour of…
Brentwood Primary Science Fair
The Year 1-6 Science Fair will be a two-day event celebrating student creativity and scientific inquiry. Students will design and present their own science fair projects, exploring topics across various scientific disciplines. These student-made projects will be displayed throughout the school hall, where the entire school community will have the opportunity to interact with the…
Wallaroo Primary School Sleep Out – Stargazing, science and culture under the stars
Wallaroo Primary School is thrilled to be partnering with the Astronomical Society of South Australia (ASSA) for a unique and immersive science experience: a school sleep-out under the stars! As part of our commitment to delivering rich, hands-on learning in alignment with the Earth and Space Sciences strand of the Australian Curriculum, students across all year levels will have…
Zap! Crackle! Pop! Fun with circuits and STEM
Get ready to spark curiosity, build awesome gadgets, and explore the wonders of science—together! Over two exciting weekends, families are invited to take part in hands-on sessions designed to make science fun, accessible, and engaging for all ages. Kids and their families or carers will work together to build simple circuits that bring lights, buzzers,…
Scouts Victoria National Science Week 2025 Activity Days
This event registration is for the morning session in Oakleigh East. Join us for activity sessions this National Science Week! These sessions are suitable for all sections (with dedicated activities for younger sections and older sections) and will incorporate several fun and exciting activity bases. A badge and morning/afternoon tea is included in the event…
Unlocking History through Maps and Survey Plans
Maps and survey plans contain a wealth of historical information if you know how to interpret them. Jeff Brown, former Surveyor-General for the ACT, takes you on a historical journey through the maze of historical maps and survey plans produced in NSW and ACT since colonisation starting with Major Michell’s Map of the Colony (1834)…