National Science Week Queensland
Thank you to everyone who applied for the Queensland 2024 Seed Grants.
You can find the successful applicants by navigating to the Inpsiring Australia Queensland Grants tab or by clicking the button below.
The 2025 Seed Grants (Queensland) are now open! EOIs close Friday 28th March 2025.
Seed Grant - Downloadable Resources
Brain Break Morning Tea
Don’t have a lot of time or resources? No problem, it is easy to get involved in National Science Week – host a “Brain Break Morning Tea” at your school, office with friends, family and colleagues.
Brain Breaks can be a quiz, group activities or a few quick science demonstrations – anything you want them to be. It’s a chance to stop and reflect on the science in your world.
Last year more than 300 workplaces all around the country registered to celebrate National Science Week in this way.
Think about what science themed food you could bring to the event – molecules made from lollies and toothpicks, cakes decorated with dinosaurs or biscuits in the shape of lab equipment.
If you’re holding a Brain Break we’d love to hear from you or share a photo – get in touch on Twitter via #brainbreak and #natsciwk or on Facebook @nationalscienceweek.
Registrations are now open!
Register your Event on the National Website
Holding a National Science Week event? Make sure you register on the National Science Week website by June 24 to unlock your free training session: Meet the Media.
Meet the Media is an online forum with panelists from TV, radio, print and online media sharing what they look for in a story, what gets covered, their timelines, and what they need from event organisers.
This session will be held before Science Week and is restricted to registered event-holders.
Resources for National Science Week Event Holders
Resources include information and guides to make events accessible for all audiences, inclusive of Indigenous Science and Knowledge.