Projects

Sixty Year 9 students and twelve teachers will be challenged over three intensive days as they learn about and use 3D Printers, 3D Scanners, Virtual/Augmented Reality and Laser Cutting equipment.

After school, hands-on science that provides a platform to generate enthusiasm and excitement about science and technology that will pave the way for students’ ongoing engagement and success.

Ahi Pepe MothNet – Aotearoa is citizen science that aims to engage teachers, tamariki (children), and whanau with moths, ecology and how science is conducted and connected to everyday life.

Introducing rangatahi to the possibilities of creating nature-rich suburbs through the science of species translocations, based on transfer and release of tīeke/saddleback into Zealandia.

An inspirational mix of science and filmmaking. Scientists and youth together explore the natural environment of Auckland, and the youth turn this experience into short films for a community event.

Promoting experiential learning opportunities for students to engage with climate change science through experiments by scientists, field visit to experience agricultural emission reduction centre and 'student scientist’ climate change kits.

Extreme Science takes leading edge science to NZ's most remote communities on the Chatham and Pitt Islands. We will captivate schools and the community, and catalyse a passion for science.

Through their own DNA analyses, teachers can demonstrate the value of DNA for studying human migrations. Their students, through video-recording, can celebrate and share their own family journeys to Aotearoa.

Engaging young people (aged 4-16) with science and technology through participation in a project focussing on Otago’s geological hazards; getting hands-on experience of the “internet of things” and data science.

This studies indigenous and introduced bees, along with engaging science, technology and mātauranga Maori to develop frameworks for healthy and sustainable human and environmental life.