World Science Day for Peace and Development is celebrated each year on 10 November. UNESCO is happy to announce that the theme of this year’s World Science Day focuses on the role of science, ‘Towards green societies: equity, inclusiveness, participation’.
In attendance were over 600 young people and special guests Ms. Frances Fitzgerald, Minister for Children Youth Affairs, Andrew Montague, Lord Mayor of Dublin and the youthful master of ceremonies, Stephen Byrne, RTÉ presenter. The group from St Joseph’s College Summerhill implemented a successful wormery and waste reduction campaign in their school. Thanks to their winning worms and inspiring awareness raising activities, this group is reducing waste in their school, supplying their organic garden with compost and setting an excellent environmental example for their peers and the public. The ‘Big Tidy Up’ from Our Lady and St. Patricks in Belfast, carried out an anti-litter campaign which reached global levels as they linked up with schools in Croatia and Washington.
Call for entries to SciFest 2019 Students with an interest in STEM are called on to enter the largest and most inclusive second-level STEM fair…
The ECO-UNESCO Young Environmentalist Awards is open to young people (aged 10-18) from all over Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Closing deadline 29th November.
The Women in Mathematics Day Ireland (WIMDI) has become an annual conference since its inauguration in 2010. The conference is a multi-faceted event that includes plenary talks,…
There is no doubt that the Science for Development Award at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition can take you places. This may have…
