Episode 5 Science Kids
We meet some Aussie students on a mission to reduce the amount of PFAS in the environment, a budding young scientist shows us her winning crystal project, and we check out an international Robotics Competition.
We meet students bringing back letter writing, a school running its own shop to learn about business skills, and one that's teaching their community about their school's history and its links to a famous Australian artist.
We meet some Aussie students on a mission to reduce the amount of PFAS in the environment, a budding young scientist shows us her winning crystal project, and we check out an international Robotics Competition.
We explore the importance of good oral hygiene, we learn about the history of hand washing and how we shouldn't forget to wash our hands, and find out how the humble dunny helped transform public health!
We explore how ancient knowledge and modern science help us understand more about our deep past, learn about how the Pinjarra Massacre, and we discover what The Wave Hill Walk Off was and the role of Vincent Lingiari.
We meet students bringing back letter writing, a school running its own shop to learn about business skills, and one that's teaching their community about their school's history and its links to a famous Australian artist.
We explore the lives of several Australian women, including Olympic gold medallist Nova Peris, famous Victorian era singer Dame Nellie Melba, Indigenous rights activist Pearl Gibbs, and Mary Reibey whos on the $20 banknote.