AAEE ACT event with FROGWATCH 🐸
Frogs for the Future: Engaging Students in Citizen Science
WHEN: Thursday, August 14th 4:00–5:30 PM
WHERE: 21 Bingle Street Flynn
HOSTED BY: AAEE ACT for National Science Week
Join Anke Maria, the passionate educator behind Frogwatch, for an inspiring afternoon exploring how frogs can spark curiosity, care for the environment, and classroom engagement! Discover fun, curriculum-linked activities citizen science opportunities, and how to bring Frogwatch into your school through programs like Tadpole Kits and FrogTalk.
Perfect for primary and secondary teachers, environmental educators, and anyone keen to connect students with nature through science.
Thanks to grant funding from AAEE national for supporting the catering of afternoon tea - courtesy of Indigenous catering company Ribanas.
🧪🐸 Places limited — don’t miss this engaging Science Week celebration!
Welcome to Winter 2025 with so many environmental events to celebrate
Dear Environmental Educators,
We want to remind you as winter continues about the events we have in store...
Join us for a ‘Deadly Defining Moments’ talk at the National Museum - there are still spots available.
Come along to a hands-on Frogwatch session with Anke Maria during National Science Week. Afternoon tea will be included courtesy of indigenous catering group Ribanas. Connect with fellow educators during our national conference - don't miss an opportunity to register for this event!
Enjoy three powerful days at the AAEE National Conference exploring the themes of Strengthen, Collaborate and Advocate — featuring inspiring voices like Professor Anne Poelina, Damon Gameau, and emerging youth leaders from Millennium Kids.
BOOK Virtual Conference tickets HERE
AAEE July Learning Circle (online)
Nature Journaling for Nature Connection & Mindfulness
16 July, 5-6pm AEST/3-4pm AWST
Join Robyn Fox and Cerae Mitchell for an interactive session that explores nature journaling as a powerful tool for deepening our connection to nature.
BOOK HERE
AAEE ACT event with the NMA
Deadly Defining Moments @ National Museum Australia
When: Wednesday July 30th 4-5 pm
Where: National Gallery Australia (NMA)
Guided by a NMA staff educator, join us for a dynamic professional learning session that introduces the Deadly Defining Moments education program—an opportunity for students to explore key moments in Australia’s history through the lived experiences and activism of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.
Through an interactive tour of the National Museum of Australia’s galleries, you’ll discover how objects and personal stories can spark meaningful conversations about civics, citizenship, and social justice.
This session will:
Highlight defining moments in Australia’s history from First Nations perspectives
Showcase how the Museum’s galleries and themes support inquiry-based learning
Provide practical tools to connect classroom learning with active citizenship
Be inspired to bring history to life for your students—register today!
This is also an opportunity to connect and network prior to the AAEE National online conference.
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