Projects

Introducing students to the microscopic world of house dust and in particular, house dust mites.

Using children’s interest in animals and fossils to engage pupils from low decile Dunedin primary schools in a hands-on activity (making impressions of animal teeth) to stimulate interest in science and technology and contribute to better oral health.

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.

Inspiring Pacific children, their families and communities through hands on and interactive science activities that look at what we eat and how we move impacts us and what impact small changes can make to having a healthy lifestyle.

Reconnecting Māori students in te reo to Indigenous scientific knowledge (Mātauranga Māori) and uses of fungi, including traditional uses for rongoā and food.