National Science Week Celebrations - Science@Urrbrae
Thursday 16th and Friday 17th August 2018
Primary Schools are invited to register to attend our National Science Week Kids Teaching Kids Event giving students from across Adelaide the opportunity to participate in a range of interactive workshops located at the Urrbrae Wetland, Urrbrae Farm and Urrbrae Science Laboratories.
All the details concerning the daily programs and registration information are in the flyer below:
All the details concerning the daily programs and registration information are in the flyer below:
| invitation_letter_for_schools_2018.pdf |
Urrbrae Wetland Open Days
The Friends of the Urrbrae Wetland host two Open Days per year.
The next Open Day will be Sunday 21st October 1:30pm - 4:00pm
Gold coin donation upon entry
The day offers, illustrated talks, self guided tours, guided walks and a children trail with a variety of interactive workshops to help them learn about the Urrbrae Wetland Function.
Please email the Wetland Manager for any extra information.
The next Open Day will be Sunday 21st October 1:30pm - 4:00pm
Gold coin donation upon entry
The day offers, illustrated talks, self guided tours, guided walks and a children trail with a variety of interactive workshops to help them learn about the Urrbrae Wetland Function.
Please email the Wetland Manager for any extra information.
Friends of the Wetland Newsletter - Spring 2017 - 20th Anniversary Edition
| 2018_autumn.pdf |
E-Science
E - Science - a free interactive resource for teachers
e-Science, designed primarily for teachers, appears to be unique not only nationally but internationally. It is a free magazine that offers:
· feature articles written by key researchers linked to the 10 Big Questions in science.
· interactive elements in each article which bring the science to life.
· resources available “at your finger tips”, ready for use in the classroom.
· interactive links to other useful science resources and information.
· availability on multiple platforms: iPad and web.
e-Science, designed primarily for teachers, appears to be unique not only nationally but internationally. It is a free magazine that offers:
· feature articles written by key researchers linked to the 10 Big Questions in science.
· interactive elements in each article which bring the science to life.
· resources available “at your finger tips”, ready for use in the classroom.
· interactive links to other useful science resources and information.
· availability on multiple platforms: iPad and web.