Science Unleashed

Australia's Biggest Science Festival goes on the road

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The Australian Museum has a reputation for inspiring budding scientists as well as engaging students at all levels. Each event has exhibits, shows, workshops, talks and hands-on science activities for both primary and secondary school students.

The 2012 Australian Museum Science Festival saw almost 6,000 students, teachers, adults and children come and experience the wonders of science. These outstanding figures mean that this year has been the Australian Museum's most successful celebration of National Science Week to date.

All of this would have been impossible without the wonderful contribution from our amazing presenters, exhibitors, volunteers, Australian Museum volunteers and festival partners 3M, ANSTO, Charles Sturt University and Macquarie University.

FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ANY OF OUR PROGRAMS, PLEASE CALL THE SCIENCE COMMUNCIATION TEAM ON (02) 9320 6389

2013 dates for your diary:

Australian Museum Science Festival, Sydney

10 August: public program. Info call Sci Com 9320 6389
13 - 15 August: secondary school program
20 - 22 August: primary school program

University of Western Sydney, Hawkesbury Campus

27 November: senior school program

Science Unleashed Regional Tours

Science Unleashed regional programs are being delivered in partnership with rural communities in New South Wales during the school year. Modelled on our successful Science in the Bush events, the programs provide students with the opportunity to attend talks, shows, workshops and activities in their local region.

Charles Sturt University, Bathurst Campus

12 November: primary school program
13 November: secondary school program

If you would like to be updated on more of what’s happening in 2013, please call the Science Communication team on 9320 6389 or email us at scicom@austmus.gov.au In the meantime, you can check out the other activities at the Australian Museum this year at www.australianmuseum.net.au