Every August, National Science Week brings hands-on activities, mind-blowing experiments and fresh ideas shaping our future! Time to dive into the coolest corners of science and tech – and see where they could take you.
This National Science Week, help your students show support for science with these Australian Academy of Science teaching resources
This National Science Week, help your students show support for science with these Australian Academy of Science teaching resources
Australia’s biggest challenges will require people who can ask good questions, investigate competing ideas and follow the evidence wherever it leads
Register for CSIRO Robot Responders, power up your problem-solving skills, and discover whether a career in robotics is in your programming
National Science Week will run from August 15-23 and there are IRL and online events happening all around the country. The theme? ‘Seeds of Science: Nurturing knowledge for all’
Celebrate Indigenous innovation. Spark curiosity. Connect with the science stories that shape Australia.
If you’re not even sure what quantum is, it’s time to find out. From quantum physics to quantum computing, from health to tech and more, there’s a whole future of quantum careers to discover.
Ever heard of a velvet worm, turtle frog or rakali? These underrated Aussie animals are finally getting their moment, and you can help decide which one takes the crown!
National Science Week is back from 9 to 17 August with the theme “Decoding the universe”
Girls Day Out in STEM presents My Metaverse Mission: Possible, an online STEM adventure like no other. Decode missions, discover careers, win prizes and meet real-life role models powering the AI future.
Looking for inspiring science-related days and dates to engage your students? Here’s a free STEM dates in Term 3 + 4 poster for your classroom.
National Science Week runs from August 13 to 21 and we are clearing our schedules as we type
From using machine learning to bake, to exploring the night sky with a Gomeroi astronomer, here’s how to celebrate National Science Week.
