No images? Click here NewsCONASTA 70 in AdelaideWe're excited to be hosting CONASTA 70 in Adelaide from 9-12 July 2023. The conference theme, The Space to Innovate emphasises the importance of building a culture of continuous innovation at all levels of schooling in Australia. Call for Workshops is now openDo you have an innovative practice or teaching strategy that works? Submit a session proposal and share your expertise and inspiration with others! Submissions close Friday 25 November - find out all the details here. SA Australasian Radiation Protection Society Symposium3 FREE registrations available for SASTA Members. If you are interested in attending complete this form. Monday 31 October - Tuesday 1 November Professional LearningProgram & registration is now available! Find out more here.We’re excited to announce that the program and registration are now available for the STEM Conference being held on Friday 2 December at UniSA, Magill Campus! Leading in Science18 NovemberCalling all science leaders and budding leaders! This session is intended for people who are current science department leaders or aspire to be one! Come along and network with other like-minded individuals whilst learning some new skills which might help you either in your current role, in the future or to further enhance the learning and teaching at your school. Exam Post MortemsExam Post MortemsThese FREE sessions will be held via Zoom. Register online to receive the login details closer to the date.
For your classroom | SpaceWebsite of the MonthSouth Australia Space Industry Centre – Educational ResourcesSouth Australia’s space industry is entering an exciting period of growth and development. With real career opportunities starting to evolve for our future workforce, the South Australian Space Industry Centre is committed to encouraging young people with a passion for space to pursue their goals. On this website are a range of educational resources and programs available to help inform, encourage and support the next generation of South Australian leaders. View the website here. Excursion of the MonthFor TeachersInspiring South Australian Women: Women in Space – Impacting the World and BeyondWednesday 26 October | 4.30pm - 7.00pm Female leaders from within the space industry coming together to share their rich experiences and inspire greater participation in this exciting and growing sector of the South Australian economy. For StudentsSpace Discovery Centre - Schools in space programBook a school session, workshop or spot at our holiday program. Session are FREE. Students will receive a welcome and presentation from the Space Communicators. They will then have time to explore the Space Gallery and Careers Hub. This is a 75 minute session. Bookings are available for up to 40 students. ResourcesFor all resources available from SASTA visit the website.Physics now availableBiology & Chemistry available for pre-orderStage 2 Workbooks - 3rd Edition | NEWThe Third Edition of the popular SASTA Stage 2 Workbooks set students on the path to success in their study of science through their clear and engaging narrative, innovative use of art and photos, and superior contextual questions that enhance teaching and learning. The Third Editions have been completely reviewed and improved with any needed corrections made. For more information and to order visit the website. Biology available December 2022 Contributions from the science communityAntimicrobial Awareness Week (18 - 24 November)SA Health is running colouring in and poster competitions for primary school aged children to recognise Antimicrobial Awareness Week (18-24 November) again this year. The competitions are aimed at educating about the safe use of antimicrobials (antibiotic, antiviral, antifungal, and antiparasitic medications). South Australian schools of the winning children will receive a book pack valued at $150 – so it is a great incentive to get involved! The Colouring Competition is suitable for 4 to 7 year olds and involves colouring in a bacteria and a virus. The Poster Competition is suitable for 8 year olds and over and involves creating a poster or picture to display an understanding of safe antibiotic use and what antimicrobial resistance can lead to. It is important for children to gain an understanding of antimicrobial resistance at an early age so that overuse or inappropriate use of antimicrobials can be limited now and into the future. For more information on prizes and access to resources, visit: sahealth.sa.gov.au/AAW Please note: if individual schools would like a bulk number of copies of the colouring template printed, please contact HealthAntibio@sa.gov.au. Applications and National Youth Science Forum Access and Equity Scholarships are open!We've kept applications open due to feedback from schools. If you know a current Year 11 student in 2022 who would be thrilled to attend the 2023 NYSF Year 12 Program in January, please encourage them to apply. Flinders University STEM Teacher Professional Development SessionsAttention STEM Teachers! Flinders University is proud and delighted to reintroduce its rolling offering of free STEM Teacher Professional Development Workshops and Seminars. Attendees of these Workshops will be provided with a Certificate of Attendance, listing hours attended and relevant AITSL National Professional Standards.
Gamifying Earth Science LearningCoRE is excited to announce that the pilot and testing phase of our Gamifying Earth Science Learning initiative is now complete! This means that the games are now tested, tried and ready to take over Earth Science education across Australia! These games are an Earth Science curriculum delivery tool like no other. Not only do our Gamification students enjoy using these games more than any other delivery tool, but teachers are constantly finding new ways to use the games to deliver not only the science curriculum but almost all other primary and secondary school subjects! The CoRE Gamification initiative is interdisciplinary, interactive and most importantly available to every school in Australia! To register your interest in the games, please click here. Contact SASTASouth Australian Science Teachers Association |