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Science Week
In 2021, National Science Week explored Future Foods.
Western Australians had the opportunity to taste foods of the future, learn how we can sustainably feed our world, listen to local leading experts speak on the food chain and microbes and immerse themselves in all things STEM.
Generation Ag
Listen out! A podcast series curated for National Science Week covering all things food.
Special Events 2020
Check out WA's grant-funded projects for National Science Week.
Citizen Science
People of all ages can engage in science programs across the state, country and the world.
Special Events 2021
Take a look at WA's grant-funded projects for National Science Week.
Youth Challenges 2020
We presented a range of socially distanced challenges to inspire you to interact with and learn about the ocean.
Youth Webinars 2020
We presented a series of webinars exploring the ocean and technology, environment and entrepreneurship.
Food for Thought 2021
Learn more about the mid-tier events funded by IWA in 2021.
Fun & Games
These activities, videos and crafts provide oceans of fun and learning for the whole family!
Virtual Excursions 2020
A 2020 online workshop series, exploring how to provide high quality STEM learning through digital formats.
MINISTER'S FOREWORD
The Honorable
DAVE KELLY
The Western Australian Government is committed to ensuring we have a population equipped with the knowledge and capability necessary to thrive in the twenty-first century.
Western Australia is a world leader in many areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM), including radioastronomy and space, digital technology and data, agriculture, resources and the environment.
The Western Australian Government recognises that strong STEM skills are essential if we're to have a globally competitive and innovative workforce that can drive Western Australia's technological future and create jobs.
As we look to the future, it is imperative that we continue to lead this innovation by communicating the importance of STEM skills to our children, and getting involved in the range of effective outreach and citizen science programs that Inspiring Australia has to offer Western Australians.
National Science Week is an opportunity for people of all ages to learn about the value and application of STEM in fun and engaging ways, and it is a fantastic way for teachers and parents to incite young people to be curious about the world.
This is a great example of how we can work together to build a strong STEM culture and engage people in conversations about the possibilities of STEM – now and in future. I thank the Western Australian Coordinating Committee for their efforts and the sponsors for their continued support of this important initiative.
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