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 EVALUATE YOUR EVENT!

National Science Week 2008 was a huge success and we would like to know about your event! 

We have provided you with a simple to use evaluation form which will help you think about the delivery of your event and assist you in planning for your future involvement in National Science Week . 
 
The information you submit will not only contribute to overall statistical data. but will also help in our plans to make National Science Week bigger and better in 2009 and beyond. 
 
Evaluation Form  Whilst this form indicates that it is for National Science Week 'Grant' Recipients, we still want to hear about  all  National Science Week events and if you registered an event in 2008, we would like to know about it. 
 
Financial Report  This form is designed for National Science Week 'Grant' Recipients, if you wish to complete and submit this you are welcome. 
 

Who is behind it?

National Science Week is coordinated by the Australian Government’s Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research.  The Department works closely with the Australian Science Teachers Association (ASTA), the ABC, shac Partners, CSIRO Education and Coordinating Committees in every state and territory to make this event a success.

The Coordinating Committees can provide you with an immediate entrée into National Science Week, having a wealth of expertise in event organisation, science communication and science promotion and most importantly, a passion for science. Visit the Coordinating Committee pages:

 ACT

NSW 

NT 

 QLD

 SA

 TAS

 VIC

WA 

How do I get involved?

 Further Resources

Some of the following resources will be added in the coming weeks:

  • Graphics (Logos, posters, colouring-in activity and more... )
  • How to Generate Media Coverage
  • National Science Week Grants
  • Promotional Material
  • Contacts

 

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