Projects

Measuring air quality inside schools throughout the Hutt Valley and encouraging increased engagement of primary and intermediate-age children with atmospheric science and sensor technologies.

What do you get if you mix a kura and a whare wānanga? Increased access to science teaching and learning in te reo Māori.

An experiential discovery environment which facilitates learning about genetics, identity, and society.

Collaborative development and delivery of fun, hands-on health science and pathology sessions to primary school children at low decile schools in the Wellington City, Porirua and Lower Hutt regions.

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.

Expanded and extended for a second year, NZ National Biomechanics Day is celebrating the science of biomechanics with even more secondary students across New Zealand through an experiential learning day.

Students across all New Zealand are extracting chemicals from their local mānuka trees, which work as natural weedkillers and antibacterials, and then looking at how these chemicals vary between mānuka trees growing in different parts of New Zealand.