Join the Street Science team as they explore the ever changing field of BIOLOGY. Covering everything from bodily functions to DNA and plant physiology, this live broadcast is sure to keep the whole family entertained. Be mesmerized by our clouds, amazed by our fire tornados and roll on the floor laughing while you learn how biology can really grow on you. 
STEAM Hackers is coming to you live and in person at QUT Gardens Point on 14 & 15 December 2020!
Experience cutting edge coding and explosive science demos.
STEAM Hackers is the brainchild of two Australian award winning businesses – Street Science and Junior Engineers.
STEAM Hackers was created to provide kids with the full STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths) experience with our team of highly engaging educators that have presented globally.
We have 3 sessions per day on the Monday and Tuesday, Including Forces and Flight and Coding through gamification as well as Firework Science and Minecraft Hackers! These are programs are suitable for kids aged 8-13 years old. The only thing you need to bring for the workshops is a mouse. Sessions run for 2 hours, parents may drop off and pick up, please note there is no supervision after the classes have finished as we are teaching new sessions.
To book your sessions head to www.steamhackers.com.au
Get ready for a School Holiday Science Spectacular on Sunday 26th September at North Lakes Sports Club!
Junior scientists will be immersed in our high-energy Science Stage Show. Exciting demonstrations of coloured fireballs, liquid nitrogen clouds and more will teach them the science behind everyday phenomena. This will be followed by some Sweet Science in the form of our fizztastic Sherbet Making workshop!
Tickets are $15 for Kids Club members and $20 for non-Kids Club members. Buy your tickets now before they sell out!
The Street Science School Holiday Experience comes to Westfield Coomera! From Monday 27th September to Friday 1st October, we will be running drop-in science workshops to keep all the junior scientists busy for the second week of holidays.
Workshop Schedule