World of Science Programme
Our World of Science programme that brings modern science and inventions into the students’ daily lives. Through collaborative discussions, analysis and experiments, this programme fosters a deeper understanding of the natural world, promotes scientific literacy, and encourages the next generation of scientists to tackle the world’s most pressing challenges.
Course Overview
BlueSky Education’s “World of Science” programme is designed to engage students by bringing modern science and inventions into their daily lives. Through collaborative discussions, analysis, and experiments, the programme aims to foster a deeper understanding of the natural world, promote scientific literacy, and inspire the next generation of scientists to address the world’s most pressing challenges.
What You Will Learn
Introduction
The "World of Science" programme introduces students to the exciting world of science and its relevance in their lives. It highlights the importance of scientific knowledge and its impact on various aspects of society, encouraging students to explore and appreciate the wonders of the natural world.
Learning Objectives
The programme's learning objectives are to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of scientific principles and concepts, develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and cultivate a passion for scientific exploration. By the end of the programme, students should have a solid foundation in scientific literacy and be motivated to pursue further studies in science.
Key Concepts
The programme covers key scientific concepts across various disciplines, including physics, chemistry, biology, environmental science, and technology. Students learn about fundamental principles, such as the laws of motion, chemical reactions, ecosystems, and technological advancements. These concepts are presented in a way that is accessible and relatable to students' daily lives.
Activities
To enhance learning, the programme incorporates collaborative discussions, analysis, and hands-on experiments. Students actively participate in discussions, where they can exchange ideas, ask questions, and deepen their understanding of scientific concepts. Analysis of real-world examples and case studies helps students apply their knowledge to practical situations. Additionally, engaging in experiments allows students to explore scientific phenomena firsthand and develop their scientific inquiry skills.
Course Date
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June 27 July 17
Sat - Fri |
10 - 17 years old |
Max 25 students per class |
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July 4 July 17
Sat - Fri |
10 - 17 years old |
Max 25 students per class |
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July 12 July 25
Sun - Sat |
10 - 17 years old |
Max 25 students per class |
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August 2 August 15
Sun - Sat |
10 - 17 years old |
Max 25 students per class |
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August 16 August 29
Sun - Sat |
Max 25 students per class |
10 - 17 years old |
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SAMPLE 1 - WEEK SCHEDULE
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DAY 1 | Arrival in Adelaide |
Check-in & Orientation
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Roommate Assignment & Welcome Party
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DAY 2 | Science Lesson - Introduction to World of Science |
University Tour
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Quiz Night
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DAY 3 | Science Lesson - Kinetic Energy
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Adelaide City Tour
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Games Night
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DAY 4 | Science Lesson - Heat and Carbon Release |
MOD Science Museum |
Aboriginal Art & Culture
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DAY 5 | Science Lesson - Design Your Own Fun Experiment |
Visit to The Beach
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Presentation & Talent Show
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DAY 6 | Science Lesson - Preparation for Experiment Presentation |
Witness Biodiversity in Action - Adelaide Zoo
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Final Show case and Talent Show
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DAY 7 | Check-out & Departure
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