We are excited to offer engaging opportunities to explore the exciting world of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Whether they're enrolled in our online STEM Academies or simply have a passion for STEM, there are numerous events and competitions throughout the year for students in years 4 to 6
Highlighted STEM Events and Competitions:
- CSIRO STEM Professionals in Schools: This program connects students with real-world STEM professionals, providing invaluable insights and mentorship opportunities. CSIRO STEM Professionals in Schools
- National Science Week: A nationwide celebration of science, featuring a plethora of interactive activities, workshops, and exhibitions for students to immerse themselves in the wonders of science. National Science Week
- QAMT Year 5/6 & The University of Queensland Mathematics Quiz: An exciting mathematics quiz designed to challenge and inspire young minds, fostering a love for mathematics and problem-solving. QAMT Year 5/6 & The University of Queensland Mathematics Quiz
- Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge: Students can test their computational thinking skills through this international challenge, which encourages logical reasoning and algorithmic problem-solving. Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge
- VEX IQ Robotics Competition: Teams design, build, and program robots to compete in thrilling challenges, promoting creativity, teamwork, and innovation in robotics. VEX IQ Robotics Competition
- Wonder of Science: An initiative aimed at igniting curiosity and passion for science through hands-on experiments, projects, and STEM challenges.
Wonder of Science
- Pi Day: Celebrated on March 14th (3/14), Pi Day is a fun opportunity for students to explore the mathematical constant π (pi) through various activities, contests, and celebrations. Pi Day
- Sparky's Triathlon: is not just your ordinary triathlon - it's a thrilling fusion of sports and STEM! This innovative event challenges students to apply their scientific knowledge and engineering skills to design and build a miniature triathlon course for a robotic competitor named Sparky.
These events and competitions offer your child the chance to deepen their understanding of STEM concepts, develop critical thinking skills, and collaborate with peers in a supportive and stimulating environment.