Projects

This portable showcase will captivate people with the beauty and majesty of our oceans before bringing them into discussion on what the effects of current and future warming will be.

This project aims to demystify pharmaceutical science and equip children and their families with a knowledge-base upon which they can make informed decisions and have confident discussions about medicines.

The project aims to help improve understanding of land-water interactions, develop the ability to utilise maps, and to encourage stewardship of landforms, watersheds and other natural resources among rural New Zealanders.

This schools’ programme will be delivered alongside New Zealand hosting the America’s Cup. Kōkōkaha is a stimulating and motivating context for students to develop science, technology, engineering and maths knowledge and skills.

This project aims to create a low cost, ‘lab in the pocket’ to empower inquisitive young minds to engage in scientific inquiry in and out of school.

This project aims to teach youth necessary digital skills for their future while fostering 'soft skills' of creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication (the 4 Cs), all skills that automation cannot replace.

'Tai Moana, Tai Ora' will engage with tamariki of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Parehuia in their natural marine science environment to determine the health of their environment.

This collaborative and hands-on 8-week programme builds confidence in STEAM for Year 3-4 students. With diversity and accessibility at its heart, Nanogirl’s Lab is delivered in communities nationwide.

Students are participating in hands-on activities in the horticulture industry, and learning about potential career opportunities.

After taking the South Island by storm, the successful Lab-in-a-box team are now visiting the North Island! They are engaging schools and communities, seeding new citizen science projects and discussing future technologies for environmental management.