NYSF celebrates 35 years of continuous program delivery
What were you doing in 1984? A lot has happened in our world over the past 35 years. We’ve seen the introduction of the world wide web,…
NYSF team member finalist in ACT Young Australian of the Year 2018 awards
Congratulations to NYSF team member, Siân Keys, who has been nominated as one of four finalists for the ACT Young Australian of the Year for 2018. Sian…
NYSF alumni at PM’s Prize for Science 2017
NYSF alumni were honoured to attend the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science Gala Dinner at Parliament House this week. The Prime Minister's Prizes for Science are Australia’s most…
NYSF 2016 alumnus … Dingley! reports from the International Astronautical Congress (IAC)
From Monday 25th to Friday 29th September, Adelaide saw cosmonauts from Russia, science educators from America, space entrepreneurs from New Zealand, and a geeky kid from Perth…
Double the fun for science teachers in January 2018
The NYSF is very excited to announce that two National Science Teachers Summer School (NSTSS) programs will run in January 2018. Our well-established program at The Australian…
A lesson in physics for the Governor-General
It’s not every day that you get to teach the Governor-General a lesson in physics … but that’s exactly what happened to one of our National Youth…
