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To graze or not to graze? That is Tim’s question
2014-12-04Darfield High School student Tim Logan has won the Prime Minister’s Future Scientist prize with a research project on native plant biodiversity.
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Using science to care for our caves
2014-10-20Waitomo Caves Discovery Centre educator RICHARD KERSEL writes about the science education that takes place within these unique natural formations.
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New tuatara book hatched
2014-10-14Alison Cree offers a comprehensive and fascinating look at tuatara. Her new book provides a rich resource for teaching The Living World contexts.
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Switching to solar at Clyde Quay School
2014-10-01A schoolwide science inquiry has inspired students to think about sustainability concepts.
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The education factor in the green economy
2014-10-01Teaching students to think deeply about sustainability has never been so important, believes DR SIMON McMILLAN.
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Get inspired by the Ocean 180 Video Challenge
2014-09-24Kiwi students and teachers are invited to take part in an international science communication initiative.
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Infernal essays
2014-09-23Teacher REMCO BAARS shares a student essay, written as a task for NCEA biology standard B1.2: Biological Issues.
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An antibiotics uprising
2014-09-23Antibiotic resistance is a battle in which we are the underdog, writes Year 11 biology student KRISTEN BLABER-HUNT.
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Get your ducks in a row
2014-09-22Operation Duckpond is a chance to take part in a fun and useful citizen science project.
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Refraction and diffraction of light through ice crystals in the clouds
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Philippa On The Ice Philippa Werry at an Antarctic research camp 2016
New Zealand Science Teacher
