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Further Resources for Schools
Each year a National Science Week theme for schools is chosen to assist teachers focus and plan ways to engage students in National Science Week celebrations.
The schools theme for 2010 is Australian Biodiversity.
ASTA is currently preparing the teacher resource book of the same title that will be distributed to schools in May 2010. This book will look at Australia's unique biodiversity with examples from the micro world, invertebrates, vertebrates and plants as well as case studies from various terrestrial, aquatic, urban and agricultural ecosystems. Also highlighted will be conservation issues, biodiversity hotspots, threats to biodiversity, introduced species and the role of quarantine. ASTA welcomes the involvement of partners in the Schools kit. Information on the 2009 teacher resource book 'Astronomy: Science Without Limits' is provided below.
Application forms for 2010 National Science Week school grants will be available in late February/early March on the ASTA website. 2009 school grant recipients are listed here.
The 2009 National Science Week Schools Kit
Each year ASTA produces the National Science Week Schools Kit, which is sent FREE to every school (pre-school, primary, secondary and TAFEs that provide senior secondary science courses) in Australia. The 2009 Kit was addressed to the ‘Preschool Director’, the ‘Science Coordinator’ in primary schools; the ‘Head of Science Department’ in secondary schools; and the ‘Head Teacher - Science’ in TAFEs. The kit was be distributed in early May 2009. Keep an eye out for it!
Inside the 2009 National Science Week Kit you will find:
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A free ASTA Teacher Resource Book Astronomy: Science Without Limits
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School News 2009
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A poster based on the school theme Astronomy: Science Without Limits. Check out the amazing images of the ‘Emu in the Sky’ constellation and the corresponding Indigenous rock carving. Look for the section on Indigenous astronomy in the resource book.
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National Science Week CD. On the CD you will find: the 2009 ASTA resource book Astronomy: Science Without Limits plus graphics and templates for National Science Week 2009. Print your own bookmarks, posters, colouring-in sheets, stickers and much more!
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Information on your state or territory’s National Science Week events and activities as well as national events that you can be a part of.
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A Science Teacher Association membership form for your state or territory. If you are a member you will receive your own copy of the ASTA Resource Book.
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A information sheet and application form for applying for a National Science Week school grant in your state or territory.
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Other information sheets and flyers about National Science Week and science resources.
2009 ASTA National Science Week Teacher Resource Book – Astronomy: Science Without Limits
For National Science Week each year, ASTA produces a teacher resource book to encourage teachers to conduct science activities within their school during National Science Week. The title of the 2009 teachers resource book is Astronomy: Science Without Limits. It has been designed to provide teachers with ideas and activities to enhance the knowledge and understanding of the science of Astronomy.
The book is packed with facts, classroom activities, experiments, photographs, diagrams and websites that explore the science of Astronomy. Because the study of Astronomy pre-dates written human history, the book has been structured to provide opportunities for students to develop an understanding of the history of ideas about the celestial sphere and follow the changing nature of the science of Astronomy and its related technology.
The book has been divided into chapters broadly based on:
- Astronomy through the Ages – this section provides insights into Astronomy in the past and some of the observations made by ancient peoples.
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum and the ever-increasing range of technologies astronomers can use to search the Universe.
- An overview of the phenomena of the Universe.
- Astronomy now and in the future.
Each chapter includes the following features:
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an introductory page which provides background information on the subject of the chapter,
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a series of double-page spreads, each of which can be used independently of other pages,
Each double-page spread consists of:
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A single page of information about the header topic. This single page contains the relevant background science knowledge and understandings.
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A page of teaching activities across four groups:
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lower primary
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primary
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middle school
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senior secondary
Not all groups are catered for in every set of teaching activities. Teachers are encouraged to read across all the activities for ideas that might be appropriate for their students’ specific talents, interests and levels of conceptual development.
A copy of Astronomy: Science Without Limits will be sent free to every Australian school—including all preschools, primary schools, secondary schools and certain TAFEs—as part of the National Science Week Schools Kit, and free to ASTA members. Additional copies can be purchased from ASTA. See www.asta.edu.au for an order form.
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The 2009 National Science Week school grant recipients
Congratulations to the following schools in each state and territory who have received school grants to conduct science activities within their schools during National Science Week 2009 15-23 August.
The National Science Week state and territory representatives received well over 400 applications in total and unfortunately, due to limited funding, not all could be awarded. If you would like feedback on your application please contact your state or territory representative.
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ACT
Calwell High School - Lunchtime science workshops run by the Science Club.
Campbell Primary School - Planting and nurturing of seedlings, cutting of various fruits and vegetables and learning about the structure of plants.
Canberra High School - Year 7 students mentoring and guiding Year Yr 6 students from cluster schools though science experiments.
Fadden Primary School - Family astronomy evening.
Farrer Primary School - Year 7 students mentoring and guiding Year Yr 6 students from cluster schools though science experiments (with Melrose High).
Giralang Primary School - School activities (experiments, craft, demonstrations, science visitors) engaging students in the Year of Astronomy.
Lyneham Primary School - Science day - activity stations designed to encourage discussions and foster inquiries into real world science.
Lyons Early Childhood School - Development of a play based on the environment and performed for the community.
Malkara School - Science activities conducted by Yr 6 students of a neighbouring school for the students of Malkara.
Mawson Primary School - Family science night.
Melrose High School - Year 7 students mentoring and guiding Year Yr 6 students from cluster schools though science experiments (with Farrer Primary).
Rosary Primary School - Science exploration activities for the whole school.
St. Benedict's Primary School - Years 3, 4, 5, and 6 will visit St Clare's College to engage in a series of experiments and scientific activities.
St. Mathew's Primary School - Dr. Dean Hutton presenting a show on understanding environmental problems and how students can solve them.
Telopea Park School - Science Week quiz and science treasure hunt.
Village Creek Preschool - Science evening for Taylor and Village Creek preschools.
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NSW
Aberdeen Public School
2 Science Fairs: Year 6 students at Aberdeen PS will run a fair for Stage 1 students; Year 10 students at Scone HS will run a fair for the Aberdeen Stage 2 and 3 primary students.
Bellbird Public School
Viewing night and workshops with Scientists in Schools partner and members of the local Astronomy Club to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy.
Billabong High School
Science Fair for students from the high school and feeder primary schools to apply their knowledge and scientific method to problem solving as well as an Open Night/Afternoon for a display to parents and the community.
Bondi Public School
As part of the ‘Shared Stars’ DET Sydney Region initiative in partnership with Sydney Observatory, the school and community, students will: learn about Aboriginal Astronomy; participate in an observation night with Sydney GHS Astronomy Club; plant a native garden in an ‘Emu’ star formation to honour our Indigenous people.
Ebor Primary School
Combined schools Science Day to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy including a virtual excursion to NASA, science activities and a night time viewing of the sky with local astronomer and discovery ranger giving an Aboriginal cultural perspective.
Evans River Community School
Astronomy night and Science Fair with Year 7-12 students demonstrating a range of science activities to K-6 as well as an activities day with Year 10 students promoting science to the school.
Green Point Christian College
‘Running on Magic Mud’ at the school oval for students to gain insight into thixotropic fluids and Newton’s Third Law.
Gundagai High School
Rotational activities for students to build a solar cooker to cook eggs or melt chocolate. Will also play 'Celebrity Heads of the Solar System'.
James Meehan High School
Science Fun Day with activity stations for Year 7 and primary students from local feeder schools and a Dry Ice Show presented by Year 10 students. A poster competition and science quiz will run during Science Week.
Kyogle High School
Science activities happening throughout Science Week include an Open Day, science trivia, astronomy night, solar car challenge, science mastermind and Sciventure.
Lake Macquarie High School
Senior Biology, Chemistry and Physics students will design and conduct Questacon type activities during Science Week.
Macquarie Anglican Grammar School
Science day for K-12 students to participate in astronomy related activities culminating in presentations to the whole school.
Mendooran Central School
Inaugural school Science Fair to showcase science and its uses to students, parents and community for the evening at the local hall.
Millbank Public School
'Astronomy Night Sleepover' for the entire school with a range of activities including rocket launching, crystal making, observation of the night sky and storytelling of Aboriginal astronomy myths around a campfire.
Mount Saint Benedict School
Students will enjoy a celebration of Astronomy with an Astronomy Trivia Quiz, hands-on experiments and space movies.
Mullaley Public School
Students design and make their own rockets for launch at a school activity night.
Mulwala Public School
Kitchen Science at Mulwala with students observing actions and reactions in the kitchen as they investigate foods, density and chemical reactions.
Narara Public School
‘The Valley Schools’ Science Challenge 2009 with Stage 2 and 3 students from 6 local primary schools to design and make a working model of a machine powered by stored electrical energy.
Nimingha Public School
‘Star Search at Nimingha Public School’. All classes will conduct science activities and a group of ‘notable scientists’ from Years 3-6 will research, investigate and present themselves for interview by parents and other students.
Oakdale Public School
Students participate in hands-on investigations to learn how science is used in everyday situations.
Repton Public School
Science Fair for the Bellingen/Dorrigo Community of Schools to showcase the completion of their ‘Switch onto Science and Technology’ Project involving 9 schools.
St Philomena’s School
A multi-school Science Festival with students from the local Christian school and small schools in the area invited to take part in rotational activities which include egg bungee jump, slime, kitchen science.
St Pius X Primary School
A whole school Science Fun day with hands-on learning experiences for students to experiment, test, build and showcase their achievements in science. Visiting scientists will also be part of the day.
St Laurence’s School
Science Gala Day with activity/demonstration work stations, classroom investigations and an Astronomy Night with local astronomers.
St Luke’s Grammar Junior School
Science Fair/Open Day with work stations, buddy activities and guest speaker at a school assembly.
St Mary’s College
Astronomy Night with guest speaker from Warrumbungle Observatory.
Tangara School for Girls
Multi-school Science Festival including an exhibition/activities for primary students, science treasure hunt, PowerPoint research for presentation of ‘Women in Science’ and an Astronomy night.
Walcha Central School
Science Fair with projects presented from Years 6 – 8 and followed by group activities on this year’s theme Astronomy.
Woodenbong Central School
Astronomy theme day for the whole school and community and an assembly with invited guest followed by an Astronomy Night for students and the community.
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NT
Please note: The submission date for NT school grant applications has been extended until Friday 24 July.
QLD
Algester State School - Science Extravaganza Week of lunchtime science demonstrations and hands-on activities culminating in a Science Fair.
Atherton State School - Hands-on science activities for P-3 run by Yr 7 students on energy and change.
Beenleigh Special School - Students will demonstrate and support their peers to actively engage in experiments for a whole school Science Day.
Bowen State School - Science Fair - students assisted by senior science students from local high school and science challenge for Yr 4 - 7 students.
Cairns School of Distance Education - Hands-on science camp and extended scientifically related activities for geographically isolated students.
Capalaba State College Jun - Staging a 'Fantastic Flight Festival' where students come dressed as 'flight' persons (aviators, extreme sports, flying creatures or machines) and will create flying machines and appreciate the wonders of flight.
Centenary Heights State High School - Students from high school and five feeder schools as well as local university students will present science activities and projects.
Charters Towers State High School - An outdoor science laboratory will be a temporary fixture on the school oval to provide authentic science-based learning experiences every lunch time during Science Week for students from Yrs 8 - 12.
Chatswood Hills State School - Students will be involved in hands-on experiments supported by local high school students and invited guests. They will showcase their learning experiences in a Science Display inviting the local community. Scientists from Griffith University and a local astronomy group will enrich the learning both on-line and in person.
Coomera Springs State School - Local high school students will support the whole school in conducting science workshops.
Gindie State School - Science Expo for six small schools in rural Qld where students will rotate through stations exploring gears, wheels, axles, motors and alternative energy sources including solar, hydraulics and pneumatics culminating in the building of a vehicle.
Glenala State High School - Science challenge for students in Yr 5 - 7 from feeder schools involving scientific problem solving, quizzes and exhibitions.
Heatley Secondary College - During Science Week we will have a series of provoking science activities for all students showing how science is used in everyday life and how it can be fun and interesting as well as a one night time activity involving students, parents and the community.
Ingham State High School - Week long run activities presented by senior science students involving hands-on experiments; talks by community members; quizzes; competitions; videos of science classes; demonstrations by senior science students to local primary school students.
Kingaroy State School - Hands-on scientific experiments and activities based on future occupations showcasing how science is used in the community.
Kingston State School - Whole school Science Day Extravaganza of scientific experiments, quizzes and lunchtime activities for the whole school as well as involving local high schools.
Maryborough Special School - Whole school morning event about "The Art of Science". Using materials, students will create objects that work from natural science e.g. air, heat, water, magnets, sun, seeds and sand.
McDowall State School - "Adopt-a-scientist" from University Qld will present science demonstrations leading to students involved in hands-on activities.
Merrimac State High School - During Science Week there will be a Science Expo for all high school students; 'Primary Science of Excellence' Science Fair involving students from feeder schools; Annual Science Week Olympiad for all students run by the teachers.
Moresby State School - Working scientifically to survey the local beach and initiate a plastic free water program to find uses for plastic bags.
Mt Gravatt State School - Science Fair focusing on 'Science Without Limits'. Yr 5 - 7 students will display, demonstrate and explain their activities and the scientific processes involved to an audience of Prep - Yr 4, teachers, parents and the local community.
Mt Warren Park State School - Whole School Science Expo where each class will conduct scientific experiments for other students.
Oxley State School - Holding a combined Science/Book week extravaganza to highlight scientific literacy.
Pacific Paradise State School - Interactive hands-on science experiments for whole school.
Pimpama State School - Conducting Astronomy activities in recognition of International Year of Astronomy during Science Week involving all students, teachers and community.
Springfield Lakes State School - Inaugural Science Fair involving students, parents, community members focusing on the Year of Astronomy.
St Anne's Catholic School - Rotational activities involving whole school, parents and community linking with Primary Connections.
St Finbarr's School, Ashgrove - Whole school science day involving hands-on activities based on Earth and Beyond; Energy and Change and Natural and Processed Materials.
St Francis Xavier's (Manunda)- "Science on the Oval" activities on Earth and Beyond with James Cook University staff and students who will be holding mini workshops for whole school culminating in a star gazing night.
St George State High School - Night time activity where parents will be invited to accompany their children to participate in hands-on activities and quizzes.
St Luke's Anglican School, Bundaberg - Science trivia competition for Yr 6 - 12 along with Yr 11 students working on chemistry experiments with Yr 5 & 6 and a liquid nitrogen display for Prep - Yr 12.
St Mary's Catholic School, Nth Rockhampton - Conducting lunchtime rotational hands-on activities relating to The Year of Astronomy during Science Week for all year levels.
Stanthorpe State High School - Up to 1400 students from Prep to Yr 7 will rotate through a practical science activity involving science safety, scientific experiments and a question and answer.
Toowoomba State High School - Yr 8 students have built their own radio telescopes and will hold astronomy nights for local primary schools as well as conduct investigations of the Solar System.
Torquay State School - Whole school Science Fair involving USQ Pre-Service Teachers who will involve students in scientific workshops. Surrounding district schools will be invited to visit the Science Fair during the week.
Townsville Central State School - Whole School Science Fair based around Force and Motion where students will participate in a variety of hands-on activities culminating in a showcase of interactive and exciting experiments.
Two Mile State School - During Science Week each of our five classes will choose a scientific concept to demonstrate and explain to the whole school e.g. Yr 6/7 Energy and Change.
Wellers Hill State School - Scientific hands-on activities for students using Primary Connections units.
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SA
Blackwood Primary School - Establish the school’s vegetable patch and learn about 'Feeding the World', seeds and propagating.
Brahma Lodge Primary School - The hatching of chickens and associated Life Systems activities.
Craigmore Christian School - Science Fair.
Gleeson College - Science Week Expo.
Greenock Primary School - Whole school activity morning.
Gumeracha Primary School - Student run astronomy/space activities using various materials.
Kadina Memorial High School - Yr. 11 students to demonstrate & teach science to Yrs 6/7 from local primary schools.
Kangaroo Inn Area School - Science Fair for this school plus 2 other local schools.
Karcultaby Area School - Twinned Scientist to visit.
Lockleys North Primary School - Astronomy unit.
Magill Primary School - Years 3 – 5 Bush Safari with learning in Life Systems.
Marden Senior College - 2 local primary schools doing experiments on Geoscience topics, to be filmed by media students.
Mitcham Girls High School - Science Day with hot air balloons, a quiz & science show for local primary schools.
Napperby Primary School - Science Day with electronics and circuits.
Nicolson Avenue Primary School - Building a large spaceship and conducting a 'space mission'.
Our Saviour Lutheran School - Environmental day to develop & plant a school garden.
Pasadena High School - Excursion to Planetarium for the Special Needs Unit.
Pt. Lincoln Junior Primary School - Science activity week with a science bag for each student.
St Joseph’s School - Celebration of Science with practical workshops.
Stirling East Primary School - Whole school Science Week activities on Life Systems, Earth & Space, Energy Systems & Matter.
Tenison Woods College - Astronomy display and activities.
Two Wells Primary School - Astronomy activities and experiments.
Waikerie Primary School - Environmental education in the Riverland.
Walkerville Primary School - Rocket launching investigation.
Warradale Primary School - Astronomy activities.
Willunga Primary School - Science Expo after a term of science.
Wirreanda High School - Astronomy day.
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TAS
Brent St Primary School - Astronomy Expo for whole school.
Calvin Christian School - Study of hydrogen power for whole school.
Campbell St Primary School - Whole school science display in school hall for parents.
Claremont College - Expo run by Yr 11/12 students for Yr 5/6 students from local schools.
Cosgrove High School - Hands on Science by Yrs 7/8 for Yrs 5/6 from local schools.
Dodges Ferry Primary School - 'I am a Scientist' day for whole school.
Dunalley Primary School - Whole school science activities with parents.
East Devonport Primary School - Whole school science activity day.
Exeter High School - Science show by Yrs 9/10 for Yrs 7/8.
Franklin Primary School - All classes link science to literacy and numeracy, then share.
Gagebrook Primary School - Yrs 5/6 to design and run science experiments with the rest of the school.
Geeveston District High School - Yrs 9/10 to run science activities for Yrs 5/6.
Hazelwood School - Science extravaganza for special needs children.
Huonville High School - 'Cool Science' for the school community.
Hutchins Early Learning Centre - Astronomy activities by Yrs 3 - 6 for K - 2.
Kingston Primary School - Family Open Day - Primary Connections linked to literacy and numeracy.
Lauderdale Primary School - Science and music through performance.
Miandetta Primary School - Astronomy experiments for students and their parents.
Mt. Stuart Primary School - Plant growth experiments during Science Week.
Newtown High School - 'Celebrate National Science Week' class.
Ogilvie High School - Astronomy focus for whole school.
Perth Primary School - Visit to Queen Victoria Museum for Yrs 5/6.
Redpa Creek Primary School - Science Fair for parents.
Riverside Primary School - Star gazing with local astronomers.
Rosella Primary School - Whole school science time focus with shared activities between classes.
St. Joseph's Catholic School - Whole school science focus with community involvement.
St. Michael's Collegiate School - Yrs 7/8 week long science fair and display.
St. Patrick's College - Yr 9 Astronomy hands-on activities.
St. Virgil's Primary School - Yr 6 Science Fair for younger classes.
Sorrell School - Yrs 9/10 Science Fair.
South Arm Primary School - Whole school science activities.
Table Cape Primary School - Astronomy activities with local astronomers and parents.
Tarremah Steiner School - Mt. Field science excursion.
Ulverstone High School - Community Astronomy evening.
Warrane Primary School - Earth and Space celebration day.
Waverley Primary School - Yrs 2/3 science activities.
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VIC
Coburn Primary School - Two week Science festival.
Cockatoo Primary School - Science Fair during Science Week.
Croxton Special School - Science Fair during Science Week.
Doveton Heights Primary School - Community science day involving local kindergartens.
Eaglehawk Primary School - Family/school/community interaction activity night.
Early Learning Grammar - creating a school garden.
Flinders Christian Community College - Building and testing rockets.
Footscray City College - Providing engineering and science challenges for local schools.
Forest Hill College - Lunchtime science activities during Science Week.
Guilaford Primary School - 'What is our place in Space?'. Two schools working together.
Healesville High School - Creating a living image of the Emu in the Sky constellation.
Irymple Secondary College - Science activities with local primary school plus and astronomy night.
Isik College - Students learning science facts through song and prose.
Miner's Rest Primary School - Promoting new science program to the community through science activities.
Mt. Evelyn Primary School - Whole school/community science activities.
Rangeview Primary School - Developing 'Science Discovery Boxes'.
St. Monica's Primary School - Science activities and experiments related to books.
Serpell Primary School - Running a series of science nights for the whole community.
Somers Primary School - Community science night involving a number of schools in the area.
Sunshine College - Ardeer Campus - Primary and secondary students to create a Mars buggy.
The Patch School - Developing a weather station.
Yappera Childrens' Services Co-op Ltd. - Play-based science learning for preschools.
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WA
Applecross Primary School
“Science in the Park” Science activities will be conducted by the students’. Sculptures will be constructed utilising a variety of natural and processed materials resulting in an exhibition of scientific knowledge. Classes will create sculptures which will contain scientific research and information for community display.
Australind Senior High School
“Celebrate Science!” Australind Senior High School will conduct a series of activities not normally conducted in the classroom. The school will aim to spark the scientific imagination and interest of as many students as possible to celebrate and promote science!
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“Promoting Scientific Confidence” Scientific experiments /investigations will be developed, designed and constructed by the teachers meeting students’ needs and used during National Science Week to promote scientific confidence through ‘hands on’ activities.
Belmont Primary School
“Show Time” The Year 6/7 students will produce a science show for the whole school, parents, and community. The students will research science investigations and then demonstrate their conceptual understandings to an audience along with science riddles, jokes, and posters.
Bletchley Park Primary School
“Science Fair’ The whole school K-7 will focus on understanding the physical environment on Earth, its position in the universe and the impact on the way we live. Students will be involved in investigating patterns associated with the movement of the sun and the moon.
Bunbury Catholic College
“Lunch-time Science” Students will be involved in a variety of rotational science activities such as, demonstrations, creating craters, launching rockets, quizzes and competitions. Promoting careers in science will be highlighted.
Cervantes Primary School
“Star Gazing” A school sleep over is planned where students can bring their own telescopes and viewing equipment. The school will also provide a variety of telescopes to view the moon and night sky.
Denmark Primary School
“Astronomy Night and Whole School Science Activities” The school will conduct a variety of rotational science activities with the students. The school will also host at least one astronomy night with students, parents and invited community members.
Ellenbrook Christian College
“Cool Science” Year 11 students will prepare and teach a variety of scientific lessons to every class in year 6 and 7. Physics demonstrations to Biology experiments with plants will be presented. The lab work and experience will teach leadership and planning skills, and increase the ‘cool’ factor of science.
Mount Magnet District High School
“Reach for the Stars” The school will host a viewing of the stars on the school grounds. Stations will be set up where students, parents, and community members will be able to learn about constellations, Big Bang, star signs and how stars and planets are formed.
North Parmelia Primary School
“Science Tabloid Day” Investigative activities will be run over 6 stations with activities relating to the International Year of Astronomy. Activities will focus on a product a student can share with their family. These will include making telescopes, building a sextant, solar system mobiles, solar energy, water clocks, and wind vanes.
Pinjarra Senior High School
National Science Week at Pinjarra will focus on an Astronomy theme with a number of activities running through the week that will conclude with a whole school and community interactive Astronomy presentation.
Rawlinson Primary School
“Science Fair an Integrated Approach” The students will participate in rotational hands on activities that aim to stimulate students’ interest in Science. Through participation students will develop speaking and listening skills, science investigation skills, cooperative skills, and recording skills.
Sacred Heart College Sorrento
“Science Open Night” All students are rostered on to demonstrate and explain scientific investigations and to share their experiences with their families and other members of the College community who move throughout the 7 laboratories taking part in the numerous science activities.
Singleton Primary School
“Science Expo’ 26 displays demonstrating scientific understanding of the Earth and Beyond will be presented to the students and community. Displays will be static hands on and interactive. A treasure hunt requiring astute observation and I.C.P skills will be run to encourage maximum involvement.
Wagin District High School
Secondary students will plan, setup and conduct small round robin activities for all primary school classes to participate in. Activities will focus on the Earth and Beyond Investigation and Science in Society outcomes.
Williams Primary School
Students, parents, and community members will participate in a series of hands on activities a Williams Primary School Science Night during National Science Week. Activities include shadow play, phases of the moon, day and night and how light travels.
Woodlands Primary School
Interclass activities within age appropriate learning groups to investigate and discuss the value and application of solar energy as a renewable resource in our daily school and home environments.
York District High School
Secondary students will plan demonstrations/activities for primary students. Primary classes will be invited to view/participate in the activities on a rotational basis. Each secondary class will run the activities. During the week a daily class science quiz will be available.
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