What does hope look like in science today? Join us for a very special in-conversation event between renowned artist Patricia Piccinini and international stem cell expert Professor Melissa Little, moderated by Alanta Colley. Patricia and Melissa will reflect on creativity, scientific innovation in stem cell research and societal impact, exploring how art can help us…
As part of National Science Week, our STEM IXL students will take the lead in delivering an engaging and interactive Science Fair that celebrates innovation, inquiry and scientific thinking across our school community. Throughout the year, students involved in the STEM IXL program have participated in a range of hands-on investigations, design challenges and extension…
Family Science Day returns to Hive as part of National Science Week 2026, bringing together a full day of hands-on science, interactive exhibits, live presentations, planetarium shows and opportunities to meet Tasmanian scientists. Inspired by this year’s National Science Week school theme, Seeds of Science: Nurturing Knowledge for All, the program invites curious minds of…
Ever wondered what it’s like to be a scientist? Join the Young Tassie Scientists for an engaging STEM session in the Science Centre at Hive. Working across a range of scientific fields, these early-career researchers will share their work, answer your questions and reveal some of the fascinating discoveries happening right here in Tasmania. Through…
Join Hive and Island State Brewing for a special National Science Week edition of the ever-popular Pub Trivia night at The Pier, Ulverstone. This is trivia with a science twist—but don’t worry, it’s still all about fun, laughs, and bragging rights. Rally your crew, test your general knowledge, and see if you’ve got what it…
Join Hive Tasmania and Island State Brewing for a special night of science-themed pub trivia in Penguin! Rally your crew, flex those brain cells, and see if you’ve got what it takes to take home the trivia crown. Whether you’re a trivia regular or just in it for the laughs, it’s a great excuse to…
Rally your crew, flex those brain cells, and see if you’ve got what it takes to take home the National Science Week lunch time trivia crown. Test your science knowledge, tackle a few curveballs, discover what’s coming up in this year’s Seeds of Curiosity program and compete for prizes, bragging rights and office glory. This…
Over the course of a week, students will use finger pulse monitors to investigate how physical activity affects heart rate and overall fitness. At the beginning of the week, students will record their resting heart rate and make predictions about how exercise will impact their body. Each day, they will participate in different physical activities…
What if a tiny seed could teach us about science, sustainability, and the power of community? During Science Week 2026, students will become scientists, gardeners, and community leaders through our exciting project, “Seeds of Science: Growing STEM through Community and Sustainability.” This hands-on program will inspire students to explore how plants grow, why they are…
Join the Victoria Park Community Centre for a free community screening of SCINEMA, Australia’s international science film festival, as part of National Science Week. Through a collection of inspiring short films and documentaries, we’ll explore fascinating science stories from around the world — from space and technology to nature, health and the environment. SCINEMA brings…
