We run a range of events and programs for high school students, recent school-leavers and teachers.
This free one-day event invites NSW high school STEM, TAS, Science, and Mathematics teachers — as well as career advisors — to discover how to bring quantum science into the classroom and inspire future careers.
Hosted at CSIRO Lindfield in Sydney, the day features inspiring talks, hands-on demos, rare lab tours, and opportunities to meet researchers and industry professionals. Gain practical insights into quantum concepts and careers to spark your students’ curiosity.
Register by 7 November.
Discover how your subject choices can open doors to one of the world’s fastest-growing fields — quantum science and technology.
Spoiler alert: There’s more than one way to join the quantum revolution.
Check out the National Science Week Resource Book, developed by the Australian Science Teachers Association. Filled with engaging, inquiry-based activities it is perfect for students from Foundation to Year 10.
Designed for use by educators, parents, preschools, science clubs, outreach officers and curious young minds, it encourages exploration of patterns in nature and decoding meaning through observation. Highlights include a special quantum science section for high school students—featuring an interview with our CEO, Peter Turner—and a project-based learning activity for all year levels that investigates local ecosystems and the hidden language of the natural world.
Bring Quantum to Your Classroom – If you’re looking to inspire your students with real-world science, whether for Science Week or to spark curiosity year-round, get in touch to arrange a visit or discuss opportunities. As availability is limited, we encourage schools to contact us early.
Resource book (c) Australian Science Teachers Association, 2025
Discover quantum computing through creativity.
Explore the fundamentals of quantum computing in this fun and engaging colouring book. Featuring 24 bold, hand-drawn illustrations by Sarah Parker and Aedan Gardill, the book introduces key quantum concepts, showcases different approaches to building quantum computers, and highlights the scientists actively researching and developing them including Professor Michelle Simmons, CEO of Silicon Quantum Computing.
This book and its pages are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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