The Peter Doherty awards recognise students, teachers, schools (both state and non-state), volunteers, mentors and organisations that demonstrate an outstanding and innovative contribution to STEM education in Queensland.
The World Science Festival in Brisbane is on 22-26 March 2017. This week-long celebration and exploration of science, mathematics, engineering and technology will feature a variety of events in Brisbane and regional Queensland.
High school students on Brisbane’s northside have celebrated the end of an eight-week robot-building journey with a community showcase of their robots at Murrumba State Secondary College.
Intel Teach Elements are free professional development courses for teachers.
Strengthen your STEM teaching practice through a variety of hands-on activities, discussions with fellow educators and scientists, and visits to cutting-edge science facilities.
Strengthen your STEM teaching practice through a variety of hands-on activities, discussions with fellow educators and scientists, and visits to cutting-edge science facilities.
The Digital Literacy Schools Grants opened Monday 19 September. These grants encourage and facilitate implementation of the new Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies. Grants will be awarded for project proposals that demonstrate innovative methods for driving enhanced digital literacy in schools.
The Engaging Science Grants are aimed to support scientists, researchers, journalists, organisations, community groups, science communicators and teachers in developing and delivering science engagement and communication projects, activities and events that align with the Engaging Queenslanders in Science strategy.
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) was the big winner at teacher and community events held last week in Gladstone.
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