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New Fossil Rock Episodes!

Posted by SASTA

on 20/08/2026

Journey back more than 550 million years to the strange and wonderful world of the Ediacaran with the complete six-part Fossil Rock series, rolling out during National Science Week. Created in collaboration with palaeontologists, the series brings some of Earth’s earliest complex life back to life through original songs, science...

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Minding Bending Light: Hands-On Optics Activities for School Groups with AIP

Posted by SASTA

on 20/08/2026

Year Levels: 9-12 Class Size: 15-30 students Mind-Bending Light explores the significant role light plays in our everday lives. It focuses on the critical job light plays in high-speed global communications through an Introductory Presentation followed by two 30-minute hands-on activities: Jelly Waveguides and Laser Radios.  If you're interested in...

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What's in My Bag? Watch now on-demand on YouTube

Posted by SASTA

on 18/08/2026

Date: 15 August - 30 September 2026 Time: On-demand, the event (20 mins in duration) can be viewed at any time. Location: YouTube - What's in my bag?  Meet scientists working in places like Antarctica, Kakadu, and Ningaloo Reef. Discover the tools they use to study Australia's unique plants, animals,...

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Department for Education STEM Scholarship Applications Now Open

Posted by SASTA

on 17/08/2026

Applications are now open for the Department for Education's STEM Scholarships. This scholarship will support high school students from under-represented groups to pursue SACE level advanced science, technology and mathematics subjects.  To apply for this scholarship you must be: enrolled in a government school the holder of a school card...

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School’s in – on the Great Barrier Reef

Posted by SASTA

on 13/08/2026

The Great Barrier Reef is a classroom like no other. Now a new national program is offering more Australian school students the learning experience of a lifetime by subsidising school excursions to the Reef. The $6 million ‘Kids for the Reef’ program is making rebates available from the Australian Government...

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