Programs
22 incursions, every one of them hands-on
Filter by year level and science strand. Every program page lists the Victorian Curriculum v2.0 content descriptions it covers and exactly what students will do.
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Physical Sciences
Electricity
Students build working circuits, classify conductors and insulators, compare series and parallel configurations, and investigate how different energy sources (including hand-powered generators) produce electricity.
Physical Sciences
Force & Motion
Students measure forces with a spring balance, test friction across surfaces, feel inertia first-hand, launch reaction rockets, and explore magnetism and static electricity.
Physical Sciences
Heat & Energy
Students investigate how heat moves by observing convection currents, comparing conduction through plastic and metal using an infrared thermometer, and testing how insulators slow heat transfer.
Physical Sciences
How Objects Move
Students roll differently shaped objects, race a balloon-powered car, drop parachutes, launch foam pump rockets, and test what sinks or floats, exploring how pushes and pulls drive every outcome.
Physical Sciences
Light & Sound
Students sort materials as transparent, translucent or opaque, feel vibrations with tuning forks, build a box guitar to explore pitch, and create shadows with a torch.
Physical Sciences
Light
Students investigate reflection, refraction and diffraction using mirrors, lenses and diffraction gratings, with laser beam demonstrations bringing the physics of light into sharp, visible focus.
Chemical Sciences
Reactive Chemistry
Students investigate reversible and irreversible chemical change through real reactions: a polymer reversal, a sealed reaction bag and a teacher-led Elephant's Toothpaste demonstration.
Chemical Sciences
Materials & Mixing
Students identify mystery liquids, trigger a chemical reaction, transform a powder into instant snow, use a colour-change indicator, and separate iron filings from sand with a magnet.
Chemical Sciences
Natural & Processed Materials
Students sort real specimens by origin, process gelatine into bioplastic, test elasticity and shape memory in nitinol wire, and examine absorbency under digital microscopes.
Chemical Sciences
States of Matter
Students identify mystery matter in sealed balloons, grow crystals, compare liquid viscosities, watch gallium melt at body temperature, and make their own polymer bouncy balls.
Chemical Sciences
Wonderful World of Materials
Students sort and test everyday objects for magnetism, bounciness and waterproofing, discover that magnetic force passes through barriers, and build a simple machine from paddle pop sticks and elastic bands.
Biological Sciences
Life Cycles
Students sort living and non-living specimens, model pollination with pipe-cleaner bees, examine seeds, set up their own mini-greenhouse, and observe live mealworms completing a life cycle.
Biological Sciences
Life Cycles
Students compare the life cycles of plants, insects and amphibians, investigate pollination and seed dispersal, and observe live mealworms to track an insect life cycle in action.
Earth & Space
Earth, Moon & Sun
Students model day and night, the Moon's orbit and eclipses using globes and torches, investigate orbital motion hands-on with a funnel and ping-pong ball, and launch water rockets.
Earth & Space
Earth in Space
Students model Earth's axial tilt, seasons and orbital motion at scale, explore the solar system and the speed of light, and launch Alka-Seltzer water rockets to connect forces to space travel.
Earth & Space
Natural Disasters
Students model convection currents, tectonic plate movement, water erosion, underwater volcanic eruption and tornado formation, connecting each process to real-world natural disasters.
Earth & Space
Our Changing Earth
Students simulate mechanical and chemical weathering, model water erosion on a sugar cube landscape, build layered sedimentary rock from plasticine, and excavate fossil specimens as palaeontologists.
Earth & Space
Water
Students identify mystery liquids, test for acid rain and pollution using a natural indicator, model the water cycle, and explore how plants and pipelines move water through capillary action.
Earth & Space
Weather
Students model evaporation, condensation, transpiration and precipitation, investigate how temperature drives air movement, and build a shaving-foam rain cloud before making a tornado in a bottle.
Design & Technologies
Building & Construction
Young engineers build earthquake-tested cup towers and arch bridges, discovering which materials and joining techniques create stronger structures, then construct and fire a simple catapult.
Design & Technologies
Building & Construction
Students build earthquake-resistant towers, design and test arch bridges, and construct a catapult, applying an engineering design process and refining their designs based on measured results.
Design & Technologies
Building & Construction
Students tackle towers, bridges and a precision catapult using the full engineering design cycle: designing, building, testing against measurable criteria, and iterating to improve performance.
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“Students engaged. A great range of experiments. They very much enjoyed making the bouncy ball. See you guys in the future.”
“Thank you for coming to our school. The facilitator was wonderful. She had all the children engaged and excited to carry out the experiments. It was a great experience!”
“The students loved the sessions and the experiments they did. The facilitator was very knowledgeable and kept the students engaged the whole time.”
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