UNSW Bragg student prize for writing
The home of the UNSW Bragg Student Prize has moved [...]
Hands-on science in schools
Passionate teacher and geoscientist Suzy Urbaniak won the 2016 Prime Minister’s Prize [...]
Educational video game created by primary students
Students at Hobsonville Point Primary School have created an educational video game, Hobsonville Point Time Machine, to teach fellow students about New Zealand history.
What motivates me to write about science
Year 10 student Marissa Petrakis shares the thoughts and experiences that [...]
These student projects are about to blast off
Jon from Cuberider shares some of the most creative student experiments that are about to leave Earth and make the journey into outer space.
How I found new inspiration to see students skyrocket
Jon takes us behind the scenes of Cuberider's space program and shows us what it's like to work with people who are on a mission to change the way students think about learning.
It’s time to send students into space
Jon from Cuberider explains why he left his teaching job behind to join a team with an out-of-this-world approach to engaging kids in physics, coding and engineering.
Winners of the UNSW Bragg Student Prize
Congratulations to the winners of of the 2016 UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing!
From here to the stars
Winner of the 2016 UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing, Marissa Petrakis, takes us on a journey to the supernovae.
An innovative instrument
Runner up of the 2016 UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing, Chelsy Teng, reveals the wonders of the scanning helium microscope.