We offer a range of incursion topics encompassing biological, chemical, earth and space, and physical sciences as well as STEM workshops tailored for Australian Primary Schools, from foundation to level 6. During our sessions students develop critical and creative thinking skills, they will ask questions, make predictions and draw conclusions using scientific methods.
Learn about the composition and behavior of substances, and classify solids, liquids and gases. Explore chemical reactions and understand that all substances consist of atoms which can combine to form molecules.
Explore the nature of forces and motion, matter and energy. Understand how forces such as friction, magnetism, gravity and electrostatic forces effect direction, speed and acceleration.
Investigate living things, including animals, plants, and micro-organisms, and their interdependence and interactions with the environment. Learn the difference between living and non-living things.
Weather, Natural Disasters, Rocks, Geology and Outer Space. A whole world of exploration and excitement awaits with our exciting Earth & Space Science workshops
New STEM workshops incorporating Robotics and Programming, 3D Drawing and more. View our full range of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics workshops here
A fast-paced all encompassing sampler of science. It will whett your student’s apepitite for science and generate a desire to learn more. Much more! Some of our biggest and best demonstrations are included.
Please pass on a huge thanks to Sophie for another awesome presentation last week. The group was quite challenging and Sophie handled the session very well, answering all of the girls questions and interacting with them in such an engaging and caring manner. The girls all had a great time.
June 16, 2015
We found the presentation fantastic. Very engaging and value for money. Sophie was awesome with the girls – very enthusiastic and Fun!
June 16, 2015
Just letting you know how much the children enjoyed the incursion yesterday. Steph did a great job! Happy kids, happy teachers!
August 26, 2015
