CSIRO Teacher Talk: Celebrating Success in STEM!

CSIRO | Science and Industry Endowment Fund | NSW Government

We are excited to invite you to attend our upcoming event, CSIRO Teacher Talk: Celebrating Success in STEM. This event has been organised to give back and celebrate the incredible contributions of teachers like yourself to the STEM Community Partnerships Program (STEM CPP).

At the event, STEM CPP teachers can connect, share and socialise while also enjoying the opportunity to engage with the CSIRO and the Department of Education.

Guest speakers will cover topics including the importance of quality STEM education, the impact of Generation STEM, current research and how STEM is applied at CSIRO, as well as methods and insights from fellow teachers delivering STEM CPP in their classrooms.

This event will be held at the beautiful Steeds room within the Rydges Hotel Parramatta. The venue includes a private bar where drinks and nibbles will be provided.

Please note this event is open only to teachers from NSW schools participating in the STEM Community Partnerships Program.

Pricing

Free

Dates and Times

Event date: Apr 2025

Thursday 10 Apr 2025

Steeds Room, Rydges Hotel, Parramatta

4.30pm to 6.30pm AEST

116-118 James Ruse Dr, Rosehill NSW

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Contact

Generation STEM

More information

RSVP:

Please register to attend before 3rd April 2025. Please note if you register after this time, we may not be able to accommodate dietary requirements.

Agenda

4:30pm

Welcome and Acknowledgment of Country

4:35pm

Guest speaker: Prof. Aaron Quigley, Deputy Director and Science Director, Data61 at CSIRO

4:40pm

Guest speaker: Prof. Scott Sleap, STEM Enrichment Coordinator – NSW Department of Education, Generation STEM Consultative Council member

5:10pm

Success in STEM CPP: Teacher insights, methods and reflections

5:50pm

Networking

6:15pm

Q and A

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We look forward to seeing you there!

Generation STEM