Science in the City is the biggest National Science Week celebration of science for schools. Taking over Australian Museum from 6-15 August 2019 with interactive workshops, shows, and a speciality Expo, Science in the City also offers community and teacher activities as part of its 2019 program.
Teacher Professional Development night
This NESA-accredited Teacher PD will contribute 1 hour and 30 minutes of NESA Registered Professional Development. Hear from NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte and experience hands-on science fun with demonstrations by Fizzics Education.
With quick-fire, TeachMeet style presentations, this event will bring together teachers (science and non-science alike, across K-12) to share experiences, innovative practices and new ideas in teaching. This is a fantastic opportunity to network and share ideas and be inspired.
Thursday 13 August from 5-7pm. Register to attend
Little Explorers Big Day Out
An explosive day of awesome science activities designed especially for little kids aged 7 years and under. Workshops, shows and hands-on demonstrations with real-life scientists will thrill and inspire curious minds, with explorations into volcano eruptions, dinosaurs, chemistry and First Nations cultures.
Friday 9 August 9.30am-3pm. Register to attend
Super Science Saturday
Throw on your lab coats as the whole of the Australian Museum is turned into a giant laboratory for Sydney’s biggest day of kids’ science! Expect demonstrations with real-life scientists, explosive on-stage science shows, exploration of First Nations cultures and live reptiles.
Saturday 10 August 9.30am-4pm. Register to attend
Alan Duffy on the Moon
To celebrate 50 years since man first stepped on the Moon, we’re hosting a special evening with astrophsyicist and Eureka Prize winner Alan Duffy. Listen as Duffy takes you on a cosmic journey into the future of moon exploration, lunar extraction and the balance humans will need to find between opportunity and exploitation.
Thursday 13 August 6-7.00pm. Register to attend
Image courtesy of Australian Museum. Science in the City is supported by Inspiring Australia as part of National Science Week.
Science in the City is the biggest National Science Week celebration of science for schools. Taking over Australian Museum from 6-15 August 2019 with interactive workshops, shows, and a speciality Expo, Science in the City also offers community and teacher activities as part of its 2019 program.
Teacher Professional Development night
This NESA-accredited Teacher PD will contribute 1 hour and 30 minutes of NESA Registered Professional Development. Hear from NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte and experience hands-on science fun with demonstrations by Fizzics Education.
With quick-fire, TeachMeet style presentations, this event will bring together teachers (science and non-science alike, across K-12) to share experiences, innovative practices and new ideas in teaching. This is a fantastic opportunity to network and share ideas and be inspired.
Thursday 13 August from 5-7pm. Register to attend
Little Explorers Big Day Out
An explosive day of awesome science activities designed especially for little kids aged 7 years and under. Workshops, shows and hands-on demonstrations with real-life scientists will thrill and inspire curious minds, with explorations into volcano eruptions, dinosaurs, chemistry and First Nations cultures.
Friday 9 August 9.30am-3pm. Register to attend
Super Science Saturday
Throw on your lab coats as the whole of the Australian Museum is turned into a giant laboratory for Sydney’s biggest day of kids’ science! Expect demonstrations with real-life scientists, explosive on-stage science shows, exploration of First Nations cultures and live reptiles.
Saturday 10 August 9.30am-4pm. Register to attend
Alan Duffy on the Moon
To celebrate 50 years since man first stepped on the Moon, we’re hosting a special evening with astrophsyicist and Eureka Prize winner Alan Duffy. Listen as Duffy takes you on a cosmic journey into the future of moon exploration, lunar extraction and the balance humans will need to find between opportunity and exploitation.
Thursday 13 August 6-7.00pm. Register to attend
Image courtesy of Australian Museum. Science in the City is supported by Inspiring Australia as part of National Science Week.
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