Science in the Scrub comes to Western Sydney Parklands for National Science Week

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Posted 2022-08-09 by Bec ⇒ follow

Learning outside of the classroom at its best.

Western Sydney Parklands is bringing science to western Sydney families this National Science Week with a free, fun, family day out that’s packed full of science and discovery.

Science in the Scrub will come to Lizard Log on Sunday, 14th August and will include a Bush Craft village where kids can learn valuable bush survival skills, take a prehistoric tour of the Parklands and meet a life-size dinosaur!

For the chance to win a delicious fresh food hamper direct from Western Sydney Parklands’ Urban Farms (valued at $300), register your attendance online here .

Just some of the highlights include:

Native wildlife animal displays

Bush food activities

A liquid nitrogen show

A pop-up ocean lab from the Australian National Maritime Museum

A parklands bug hunt

Erth’s life-size roving Australovenator dinosaur

Family-friendly science experiments with real scientists, and:

Live performances including the must-see dinosaur show and crowd favourite, Snugglepot and Cuddlepie.

Kids can continue their science journey online at Greater Sydney Parklands’ virtual Science
Week quest From Swamp to Scrub .

Featuring games, activities and a virtual tour from Centennial Parklands to Western Sydney Parklands, the interactive online tool will be available until the end of August.

“We’re looking forward western Sydney families enjoying the Parklands this Science Week. It’s a wonderful chance for our young people to learn about the natural environment in their own communities,” said Greater Sydney Parklands Acting Chief Executive, Joshua French.

Science in the Scrub
When: Sunday 14 August 2022, 11.00am – 3.00pm
Where: Lizard Log, Western Sydney Parklands
Cost: Free
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