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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 GAUTENG
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
Arcelormittal Science Centre Sebokeng
29 July-03 Aug Classroom: A1
SAPS Forensic department: 5 Divisions of FSL, Demonstrating of how to handle possible evidence from a crime scene and also how to analyse drugs in laboratory. Exploration on the equipment they use, career opportunities available within the force for example, forensic and their daily activities of the SAPS.
All Grades, Educators, Out of school youth and the General Public
08h30 – 15h00 6 Groups (30Min Per Group
Name: Mr. Kloppers Tel/cell:012 845 5781 Email:[email protected]
29 July-03 Aug Classroom: B4
Emfuleni local municipality will do a presentation on water and environmental awareness
All Grades, Educators, Out of school youth and the General Public
08h30 – 15h00 6 Groups (30Min Per Group)
Name:Daniel Motsapi Tel/cell:0737998594 Email:[email protected]
02 Aug Thabong Plaza Sebokeng
Road show on fun Science Shows (preservation of our precious source of life water Create awareness of the important role of science in economic development
General Public 08h30 – 15h00 6 Groups (30Min Per Group)
Name:Daniel Motsapi Tel/cell:0737998594 Email:[email protected]
29 July-03Aug Classroom: D4
Mintek to raise awareness on pollution, over- exploitation of natural resources, damage to aquatic ecosystems, climate and global changes
All grades, Educators, out of school youth and general public
08h30 – 15h00 6 Groups (30Min Per Group)
Name: Mr Poslet Shunbula Tel/cell:072 136 4942 Email: [email protected]
29 July-03Aug Classroom: C3b
Ntjapedi group : Exhibition of traditional pottery, games, paintings and dance club
All grades, Educators, out of school youth and general public
08h30 – 15h00 6 Groups (30Min Per Group)
Johannesburg City Parks
27 July Diepsloot Park A lecture and theatre performance would look at the challenges such as illegal dumping, pollution and other water related problem experienced along the Juksei river.
250 Community Members
9h00am-12h00pm Kogie Moodley 0849015027
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02 Aug Vlakfontein Park – Orange Farm
The general public would learn about Biodiversity and the importance of indigenous knowledge Systems within biodiversity in South Africa. There will be exhibitions from government, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders. Traditional healers will be invited to demonstrate how plants and animals are used to heal.
1000 Community Members
9h00am-1h00pm Mosa Rametse 0721527003
03 Aug Thokoza Park Soweto A lecture and theatre performance would look at the challenges such as illegal dumping, pollution and other water related problem experienced along the Klipvalley/Klipspruit catchment.
500 Community Members
9h00am-1h00pm Mosa Rametse 0721527003
01 Aug Trade Route Mall, Lenasia.
Pan African Mall, Alex.
Westgate, Roodepoort.
Cosmo City Mall, Cosmo.
Exhibitions on Biodiversity would be conducted in four shopping malls around the City of Johannesburg. Through this exhibition community members will gain insight into biodiversity, its importance to people, rich heritage of South African biodiversity and how to conserve biodiversity.
200 people per mall 9h00am-4h00pm Moliehi Moonyane 0827239149
Ditsong: National Museum of Natural History (DNMNH)
27 July – 03 Aug DNMNH Exhibition Halls Plio-Pleistocene Palaeontology from the Cradle of Humankind: An exhibition of 4 cabinets showcasing how is fossil breccia formed, Colobines in the Cradle, Dinofelis barlowi - South Africa's own sabre-tooth cat and Australopithecus africanus - our distant ancestor
Schools and the general public
30 minutes per group Bona Nyawose 012 3227632 / 012 0000040
27 July Jubilee Mall
Taking the Museum to the People: Outreach - Museum professionals from the Public Programmes Department will take museum artifacts to exhibit at the Jubilee mall. This will give the public that comes to the mall for shopping a chance to see what the museum is all about and get a chance to touch some of the museum objects that are always behind glasses
General public 7 hours Bona Nyawose 012 3227632 / 012 0000040
30 July – 03 Aug Wonderpark Mall
Taking the Museum to the People: Outreach - Museum professionals from the Public Programmes Department will take museum artifacts to exhibit at the Wonderpark mall. This will give the public that comes to the mall for shopping a chance to see what the museum is all about and get a chance to touch some of the museum objects that are always behind glasses
General Public 7 hours Bona Nyawose 012 3227632 / 012 0000040
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02 August DNMNH Auditorium Public Lecture: This lecture will be presented by Dr Roger Smith who is a Curator of Palaeontology at Iziko Museums of South Africa. The lecture is titled “What causes mass extinctions? Fossil evidence from South Africa and Antarctica”
General Public 2 hours Bona Nyawose 012 3227632 / 012 0000040
Origins Centre Association
27 July - 2 Aug Origins centre museum Mock excavation Artefact analysis station Marabaraba Archaeologist lecture video screenings
All audiences All activities start every hour on the hour from 9h00-17h00.
Origins centre reception 011 717 4700/ [email protected] Lara Mallen 011 717 4707
Sci-Enza Science Centre (University of Pretoria)
31 July Univ of Pretoria Burgundies
Science Café Theme: Mammal Mapping
Students & Public 16h00 – 17h30 Mrs Irene Schoeman 012 420 3767/2705
01 Aug Sci-Enza SEMAS Abacus Mathematics – a demonstration of teaching the basic arithmetic skills with the aid of an abacus (counting frame)
Science Clubs & Public 14h00 – 16h30 Mrs Rudi Horak 012 420 3767/2865
30 July –0 4 Aug Kolonnade Shopping Mall
Chemistry Experiments in the BASF Kids’Lab Kids & Public 9h00 – 17h00 Mrs Rudi Horak 012 420 2865/3767
National Zoological Gardens (Pretoria)
27 July NZG Showcasing South Africa’s biodiversity research All members of public 9h00 – 15h00 Ulrich Oberprieler 012 3392743
29 July – 02 Aug NZG Biodiversity research at the NZG FET learners from selected schools
9h00 – 12h00 Armstrong Mashakeni 012 339 2742
03 Aug NZG Showcasing South Africa’s biodiversity research All members of public 9h00 – 15h00 Ulrich Oberprieler 012 3392743
RGM School of Excellence
27 July Daveyton Hostel Daveyton
• Public lecture on indigenous plants with medicinal effect • Sky viewing by telescope • African Mythology.
General public and Daveyton hostel dwellers
17h00 – 21h00 Thulani Hlatshwayo 073 655 9895
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28 July
Daveyton Centre of Hope ERF 2/20009 Bhaca Street Daveyton
• Sky viewing by telescope • Basic Astronomy lecture in a mobile planetarium • Public lecture on indigenous plant with medicinal effect
General public 16h00 – 20h00 Thulani Hlatshwayo 073 655 9895 Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi 0798437814
30 July Daveyton Intermediate School 445 Sigalo St. Daveyton
Aerospace presentation for kids by the National Aerospace Centre, activities include: • The Science of Flying • Paper aeroplane building • Flight simulator
Grade 3s to 7s (from 16H00 their parents/guardians/ family members will join in)
14h00 – 19h00 Thulani Hlatshwayo 073 655 9895 E.V Dube 0114241771
• Sky viewing by telescope • Basic Astronomy lecture in a mobile planetarium • Flight simulator
General Public 17h00 – 21h00 Thulani Hlatshwayo 073 655 9895 E.V Dube 0114241771
02 Aug TBA Science, Engineering and Technology Career Seminar Different companies will make presentations about their organizations and depict some of the opportunities they offer including study bursaries and scholarships; internships and employment for learners taking Physical Science and Mathematics (Pure)
600 Grade 10 to 12 learners who take Physical Science and Pure Mathematics from the Gauteng department of Education’s Gauteng East and Ekurhuleni North Districts.
08h00 – 16h00 Thulani Hlatshwayo 073 655 9895 Sindi Mabizela 0832545863
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Geology Museum Johannesburg
30 July Museum Africa Public tour Interested members of the public
14h00-16h00 K James 011 833 5624
31 July Museum Africa Laboratory experience and free play School pupils and teachers
9h30-13h00 K James 011 833 5624
Public tour Interested members of the public
18h00-21h00 K James 011 833 5624
1 Aug Museum Africa Museum tour School pupils and teachers
9h30-13h00 K James 011 833 5624
2 Aug Museum Africa Laboratory experience and free play School pupils and teachers
9h30-13h00 K James 011 833 5624
3 Aug Museum Africa Public talk Interested members of the public
10h00-12h00 K James 011 833 5624
University of the Witwatersrand
29 July Senate House Concourse Entomology- School of Animal, Plant & Environmental (AP&ES
Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 James Harrison 011 717 6464
29 July Senate House Concourse Water tasting-AP&ES Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Donald McCallum 0117176416
29 July Senate House Concourse Applied Mathematics - robotics Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Shunmuga Pillay 082554366
29 July Senate House Concourse Chemical Engineering: Ice cream making with liquid nitrogen
Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Andy Dinsmore 0117176761
29 July Senate House Concourse Electrical Engineering: Biomedical engineering – artificial limbs etc
Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Steven Dinger 0117177236
29 July Senate House Concourse Elec Eng: 4th
yr projects Students and learners, public and
09h00 – 15h30 James Braid 0117177219
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Wits staff;
29 July Senate House Concourse Marang Centre: Dice throwing marathon,
Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Erna Lampen 0117173258
29 July Senate House Concourse Mechanical Eng.: Solar car, Safe Bike etc
Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Kamil Midor 0117177205
29 July Senate House Concourse Palaeontology: Casting fossils Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Bonita de Klerk 0117176696
29 July Senate House Concourse Palaeontology: Microtome scanning & 3D printing
Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Kristan Carlson 0117176681
29 July Senate House Concourse Square Kilometer array exhibit Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Sergio Colafrancesco 0117176848
29 July Senate House Concourse Wits School of Art: game design (TBC)
Students and learners, public and Wits staff;
09h00 – 15h30 Hanli Geyser
29 July Senate House Lecture theatre
Bottled Water: Can we afford it? Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Donald McCallum, AP&ES 011 7176416
29 July Senate House Lecture theatre
Will we ever find evidence for intelligent life elsewhere in the universe? -
Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Andreas Faltenbacher, Astronomer 0117176827
30 July Senate House Lecture theatre
Fossils, Footwear and Finding a Mate
Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Bernhard Zipfel, BPI [email protected]
30 July Senate House Lecture theatre
Robotics Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Shunmuga Pillay- Math Sciences 0117176191
31 July Senate House Lecture theatre
Does science have all the answers Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Robert Kowalenko 0117174346
31 July Senate House Lecture theatre
Are you related to a cabbage: Evidence for Evolution
Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Ian McKay 01117176667
1 Aug Senate House Lecture theatre
Palaeontology Scientific Trust Play on Evolution
Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Ian McKay 0117176667
2 Aug Senate House Lecture theatre
The Evolution of Beer: uncovering the development of the science of beer brewing
Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Anthony Higginson 0117177401
2 Aug Senate House Lecture theatre
Uncorked- Investigating the Archaeology of Beer
Students & learners 13h20 – 14h00 Bridget Cohen [email protected]
30 July Wits Science Stadium What do we know about the Public, students, 17h30 -19h00 David Block
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Universe learners [email protected]
30 July Wits Science Stadium Are we in danger from a meteorite strike
Public, students, learners
17h30 -19h00 Roger Gibson
30 July Wits Science Stadium What can the SKA tell us about the Universe
Public, students, learners
17h30 -19h00 Sergio Colafrancesco (TBC) 0117176848
1 Aug Wits Science Stadium Dancing with the Stars: Dung Beetle Celestial Navigation
Public, students, learners
17h30 -19h00 Marcus Byrne 0117176491
1 Aug Wits Science Stadium Feathered Dinosaurs, Now in Amazing Technicolour
Public, students, learners
17h30 -19h00 Jonah Choiniere [email protected]
1 Aug Wits Science Stadium Designer Foods Public, students, learners
17h30 -19h00 Andrew Dinsmore (TBC) 0117176761
Ivory Park Secondary School Midrand
30 July Ivory Park Secondary School
Experiments and Mathematics games
Grade 7 learners Primary educators
12h00-14h00 Mrs M.AMontji 0722111970
01 Aug Ivory Park Secondary School
Mathematics games Science show Career guidance
Grade 10 and 11 learners
13h00-15h00 Mrs M.AMontji 0722111970
03 Aug Ivory Park Secondary School
Public lecturer on Water conservation and electricity Scientific models exhibition
Ivory Park community Age: 35-60
9h30-13h00 Mrs M.AMontji 0722111970
03 Aug Ivory Park Secondary School
Motivation and career guidance
Grade 9, 10, 11 and 12 learners
9h30-13h00 Mrs M.AMontji 0722111970
HIP2B2 i
iThink Challenge, Powered by Pronutro
31 July Helpmekaar Kollege (JHB)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues throughout the country.
Learners 13h00 – 16h00 Gizelle Tossel 0828236907 Johan van Lill 0827843479
1 Aug Waterkloof High School (PTA)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues
Learners 13h00 – 16h00 Christine Hare 0827818475 / 012 3477707 Johan van Lill
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throughout the country. 0827843479
3 Aug Maponya Mall Klipspruit Competition: Regional winners of the Ithink Challenge will compete against each other in science, maths, technology and entrepreneurial activities using online and social networking media in shopping malls. General public will also participate in activities.
Public 08h00 – 15h00 Johan van Lill 0827843479
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 NORTH WEST
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF
ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
North West University Potchefstroom
27 July-3 Aug Science Centre Hands-on experiments in the Science Centre. Guided discovery & investigation of the basics of Physics, Chemistry, Maths and Technology
200-250 8h30 – 16h30 Daily
Mrs Zelda Friesling Tel 018 299 4239 or Prof Jan Smit Tel 018 299 4236
30 July 31 July 1 Aug
Botanical Garden 1.Conservation practices. 2. The importance of plants in our daily life.. 3.Medicinal plants.
200-240 13h00 – 15h00
Mr Chris van Niekerk Tel No 018 299 2753
31 July Vuselela College Interaction on Physics and Chemistry
60-100 15h00 – 17h00 Mrs Z Friesling 018 299 4239
Northwest University Mafikeng
29 -31 July
Multi-Purpose Student Centre Hall (NWU)
Career exhibitions
Grade 9-12 learners, educators and general public
9h00-16h00
Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
Lecture Hall Astronomy Public lecture General public 16h00-16h45 Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
Lecture Hall Mathematics Public Public lecture General public 16h45-17h30 Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
Lecture Hall Indigenous Knowledge General public 17h30-18h45 Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
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North-West University (behind the student centre hall)
Sky viewing General public 19h30-21h00 Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
30-31 July North-West University (behind the student centre hall)
Sky viewing General public 19h30-21h00 Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
01 Aug Zeerust Water purification using nanotechnology
Grade 9-12 learners, educators and general public
10h45-11h05 Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
02 Aug Rustenburg Water awareness Grade 9-12 learners, educators and general public
11h25-12h00 Lerato Molebatsi 073 264 6663 018-389 2606/7
Makomba Ndlela Youth Empowerment Organisation Ganyesa and Vryburg
29 July Seichokelo Sec School Role Modeling campaign Learners 12h00 – 14h00 V Khosa 0738594520
30 July Setswakgosing Sec School (Morokweng 1)
Role Modeling campaign Learners 8h00 – 11h30 V Khosa 0738594520
31 July Pitsoletlhogile Sec School Role Modeling campaign Learners 12h00 – 14h00 V Khosa 0738594520
01 Aug3 Bopaganang Sec School Role Modeling campaign Learners 8h00 – 11h30 V Khosa 0738594520
Tigerkloof Combined School Vryburg
29 July Tiger Kloof Church Opening with Guest Speaker and Presentation on: Science in My Life
School based community 11h00 – 12h30 Eddie Cilliers 0825643354
30 July Huhudi Community Hall Presentation on: Science in My Life – Fact & Fun
School based community and interested parties
15h00 – 16h30 Eddie Cilliers 0825643354
CSIR National Laser Centre Bloemhof
30 July School hall Laser presentation and Learners 10h00-12h00 Lerato
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demonstrations 13h00-15h00 0828422820
30 July School hall Chemistry presentation and demonstration
Learners 12h00-13h00 13h00-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
30 July School Hall/ shopping centre or mall
Robot demonstration Learners and the general public 09h30-10h00 12h30-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
30 July LIDAR Demonstration General public 17h00-20h00 Lerato 0828422820
Wolmaranstad
31 July School hall Laser presentation and demonstrations
Learners 10h00-12h00 13h00-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
31 July School hall Chemistry presentation and demonstration
Learners 12h00-13h00 13h00-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
31 July School Hall/ shopping centre or mall
Robot demonstration Learners and the general public 09h30-10h00 12h30-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
31 July LIDAR Demonstration General public 17h00-20h00 Lerato 0828422820
Rustenburg
02 Aug School hall Laser presentation and demonstrations
Learners 10h00-12h00 13h00-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
02 Aug School hall Chemistry presentation and demonstration
Learners 12h00-13h00 13h00-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
02 Aug School Hall/ shopping centre or mall
Robot demonstration Learners and the general public 09h30-10h00 12h30-15h00
Lerato 0828422820
02 Aug LIDAR Demonstration General public 17h00-20h00 Lerato 0828422820
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 NORTHERN CAPE
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE
TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
Maths And Science Leadership Academy NPC (MSLA) Kimberley
29 July– 02 Aug MSLA Campus Grade 6 Workshops Grade 6 Learners & Grade 6 Maths & Science Teachers From 20 Schools in Kimberley
Workshop 1 1: 08h00 – 10h30 Workshop 2: 11:00 – 13:30
Anne Maclean 053-8325047
Radio Teemaneng Kids talk Show Radio Teemaneng Listeners
TBC 17h15 – 17h30
Anne Maclean 053-8325047
03 Aug Diamond Pavillion Bloodhound SSC Exhibition
Shoppers 09h00 – 15h00 Anne Maclean 053-8325047
National Institute for Higher Education, Kimberley
27 July Diamond Pavilion mall and North Cape Mall
Science week Awareness and Science Shows General Public 09h00 – 13h00 Dr. Mpisi (NIHE) 053 807 5368
29 July Galeshewe Campus Astronomy Hands On Learners will be taught on how to build their own telescope and binoculars. They will be provided with the necessary material and will be guided through the process.
Grade 5-Grade 7 09h00 – 13h00 Messrs. Hassan & Thomas (NIHE) 053 871 1108
Veterinary Mobile Learners will be introduced to the operations in a mobile veterinary clinic
Grade 5-Grade 7 09h00 – 13h00 Ms. Burgess (Dept of Agriculture) 053 838 9102
29 July Galeshewe Campus Local ( Kimberley) Stargazing Introductory & orientation lecture will also be provided Viewing of the night skies
Community and learners
18h30-20h00 Mr. Poonawassy (NIHE) 053 871 1108
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 LIMPOPO
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
Hulisani Education and Resources Centre Apel
19 July Exhibition Centre Biodiversity< IKS, Nano Mining Teachers, parents, general public and stakeholders
9h00 – 14h00 Bongani Thabethe 0724931995
Exhibition Centre Genetic Variability + Biodiversity Teachers, parents, general public and stakeholders
9h00 – 14h00 Olona Gqwaka 0737540291
Exhibition Centre Water Purification and Nanotechnology Teachers, parents, general public and stakeholders
9h00- 14h00 Gilbert or Sibongiseni 0732509930
Vuwani Science Centre
29 – 30 July University of Venda Indoors Sports Centre
Mathematics and astronomy Biotechnology Indigenous Knowledge Systems Exhibits display Renewable energy
General public and university students
09h00 – 15h00 Prof. V.Sankaran 082 552 0897
1 Aug Vuwani Shopping Complex and Vuwani Science Resource Centre Vuwani
Mathematics and astronomy Biotechnology Indigenous Knowledge Systems Exhibits display Renewable energy
General public and university students
09h00 – 15h00 Prof. V.Sankaran 082 552 0897
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Shingwedzi EMPC Malamulele
29 July Out-reach Makuleke Corporate farms Nwanati High School
Departure : Facilitators Arrival : Makuleke Coroporate Farms Welcome and Introduction Presentation: Current Farming Methodologies Departure to Madzivhandla Agricultural College Arrival
Learners and educators 09h00 – 14h00 Baloyi H.E (082 411 7054)
29 July Out-reach Saselamani Taxi Rank
Departure : Facilitators Arrival : Makuleke Coroporate Farms Welcome and Introduction Presentation: Popularizing NSW, Science Innovation and DST Innovation Departurel
Learners and educators Taxi industry officials Public community
09h00 – 14h00 Phalanndwa N.E (0749208777)
Makomba Ndlela Youth Empowerment Organisation Burgersfort
29 July Maremisha High School
Role Modeling campaign Learners 8h00 – 11h30 V Khosa 0738594520
30 July Mohlarutswe Sec School
Role Modeling campaign Learners 12h00 – 14h00 V Khosa 0738594520
31 July Batau Sec School Role Modeling campaign Learners 8h00 – 11h30 V Khosa 0738594520
01 Aug Seokgome Sec School Role Modeling campaign Learners 12h00 – 14h00 V Khosa 0738594520
02 Aug Kgahlanong Sec School
Role Modeling campaign Learners 8h00 – 11h30 V Khosa 0738594520
03 Aug Ngwaabe comprehensive (Ga Masha)
Career Exhibitionand Role modeling campaign.
Learners, Educators and Parents
08h00 – 15h00 V Khosa 0738594520
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University of Limpopo Polokwane
29 July
UL Science Education Centre Tusk Auditorium
A puzzling affair. Workshop on Mathematics problems with interactive exhibits
Grade 7-12 30 learners
8h00-8h30 8h30-9h00 9h00-9h30 9h30-10h00 10h00-10h30 10h30-11h00
073 239 7341/072 580 8373
30 July
UL Science Education Centre Blue Crane Lab
Developing a field auditorium for medicinal plant species
Grade 7-12 30 learners
8h00-8h30 8h30-9h008:30-9:00 9h00-9h30 9h30-10h00 10h00-10h30 10h30-11h00
073 239 7341/072 580 8373
31 July UL Science Education Centre Baobab Auditorium
Science show Grade 7-12 60 learners
8h00-9h00 9h00-10h00 10h00-11h00
073 239 7341/072 580 8373
31 July UL Science Education Centre Tusk Auditorium
A puzzling affair. Workshop on Mathematics problems with interactive exhibits
Grade 7-12 30 learners
8h00-8h30 8h30-9h00 9h00-9h30 9h30-10h00 10h00-10h30 10h30-11h00
073 239 7341/072 580 8373
1 Aug UL Science Education Centre Baobab Auditorium
Science show Grade 7-12 60 learners
8h00-9h00 9h00-10h00 10h00-11h00
073 239 7341/072 580 8373
2-3 Aug Savannah Mall Science in the mall. Science shows, Biotechnology workshop, Interactive exhibits
General Public 09h00-17h00 073 239 7341/072 580 8373
3 August UL Science Education centre
Educator workshops on: The best way to teach Mathematics Improvisation in the classroom Life Science workshop
Life Science, Mathematics and Physical Science Educators
09h00-16h00 073 239 7341/072 580 8373
29-31 July Radio Thobela Interview Mathematics for all General public, school learners, educators
Time not available 073 239 7341/072 580 8373
Mon-Fri Radio Turf Science talks and competition question for the day
Students Time not available 073 239 7341/072 580 8373
Soutpansberg Astronomy Club
27 July Mall of the North Solar viewing, handout material, Public 12:00 to 21:00 Kos Coronaios
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Polokwane stargazing. 079 148 4934
28 July Sterkloop Polokwane
Solar viewing, handout material. Public 09:00 to 13:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
29 July Muyexe High School Giyani
Solar viewing, handout material, building star wheels.
Learners & public for evening stargazing
09:00 to 09:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
30 July Spar Thohoyandou
Solar viewing, handout material, stargazing.
Public 12:00 to 19:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
31 July Elim Shopping centre
Solar viewing, handout material, stargazing.
Public 12:00 to 20:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
01 Aug Sumbandila Outreach and Makhado annual show.
Solar viewing, handout material, building star wheels, stargazing
Learners and public 09:00 to 20:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
02 Aug Louis Trichardt Laerskool. And Makhado annual show.
Solar viewing, handout material, building star wheels, stargazing
Learners and public
07:00 to 20:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
03 Aug Tzaneen Shopping centre
Solar viewing, handout material, stargazing
Public 12:00 to 20:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
04 Aug Mussina Shopping centre
Solar viewing, handout material, stargazing
Public 10:00 to 14:00 Kos Coronaios 079 148 4934
HIP2B2 I
iThink Challenge, Powered by Pronutro
29 July Merensky High School (Tzaneen)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues throughout the country.
Learners 13h00 – 16h00 Ada Venter 0835199100 Johan van Lill 0827843479
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 WESTERN CAPE
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
Astro Tours
27 July H Daehne
Conference room Swartberg Hotel Prince Albert
Sungazing, Lecture, Stargazing, Posters/Pamflets
Teachers, Parents, higher grade learners, adults
16h00 – 18h00 20h00 - 22h00
Tilanie Daehne 072-732-2950
01 Aug H Daehne
Outeniqua Primary School
Sungazing, Lecture Posters/Pamflets
Teachers, Parents, higher grade learners, adults
9h00 – 10h00 20h00 - 22h00
Tilanie Daehne 072-732-2950
West Coast Education District
29 July Wesbank SS Men in Mathematics, Science and Technology Motivational Talks
Grade 9 – 11 boys 14h00 – 16h00 Mr R Kortje 0224864868
30 July Nieuwoudt PS Use of IT in Mathematics and Science teaching
Grade 7 – 9 Mathematics and Sciences teachers
14h30 – 16h30 Mr D Green 0832561709
31 July Jan Basson Centre Women in Mathematics, Science and Technology Motivational Talks
Grade 9 – 11 girls 14h00 – 16h00 Mr C Mouton 0834831989
01 Aug Curro Langebaan Science Expo Grade 7 – 11 learners 13h00 – 19h00 Me P Pols 0833200246
03 Aug Porterville Main Road Fun Science shows: grade 7 – 9 Science Club-learners performs fun science activities at shopping mall on Saturday morning to people visiting these malls; awareness of science is promoted
Public 09h00 – 14h00 Me K Arendse 0834121045
Foster Slotegraaf
27 July Zevenwacht Mall, Kuilsriver
Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
28 July Zevenwacht Mall, Kuilsriver
Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
July 29 Bellville Library, Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 Auke Slotegraaf
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Bellville 19h00 - 22h30 0741007237
30 July Brackenfell Library, Brackenfell
Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
31 July Bellville Library, Bellville
Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
01 Aug To be confirmed Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
02 Aug Willowbridge Mall, Bellville
Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
03 Aug Willowbridge Mall, Bellville
Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
04 Aug V&A Waterfront, Flagpole Terrace
Telescope viewing, talks, presentations General public 10h00 -16h30 19h00 - 22h30
Auke Slotegraaf 0741007237
Science Learning Centre for Africa University of Western Cape Mosselbay and Bellville
29 July – 02 Aug Mossel Bay and surrounding schools in the Eden Karoo district.
Science road shows Eden Karroo School and public 09h00 -10h00 12h00-13h00
Prof Hartley
03 Aug University Life Science Auditorium, Bellville
Open lecture on water cooperation in South Africa and contemporary issues in science
Public at large 09h00-13h00 Melissa Peterson 021 959 3743
SANSA Science Centre, Hermanus
27 July-28 July N1 City Mall Exhibition on NSW and SANSA Regional Space weather centre for Africa
Public 10h00 – 17h00 Elisa Fraser 0765249098
30 July-02 Aug Somerset Mall Exhibition on NSW and SANSA Regional Space weather centre for Africa
Public 10h00 – 17h00 Elisa Fraser 0765249098
30 July Mobile Space Lab Schools in Beaufort West
Mathematics Graph skills Grade 6,7 and 10,11 13h00-17h00 Msizi Khathide 082 673 9721
03 Aug SANSA Science Centre Open day with tours of Space weather centre and make and take activities for kids
Public 09h30 – 13h00 Catherine Webster 073 601 4488
01-02 August SANBI Harold Porter Career Exhibition Grade 11 learners 13h00 – 17h00 Elisa Fraser
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Gardens Betty’s Bay
0765249098
Hermanus Astronomy Centre Hermanus
27July Gearings Point parking lot, Hermanus
Public sidewalk stargazing, weather dependent
General public and learners
7h00 pm Lynette Geldenhuys 084 515 4644 028 316 2428
31 July Municipal Auditorium, Hermanus
Public lecture including SKA and Mars Rover
General Public 7h00 pm As above
02 Aug Gansbaai Primary School, Gansbaai
Presentation describing Day & Night, Seasons, Waves, Fibonacci numbers, Golden Ratio As above As above
Grade 7
9h00 – 10h00 am As above
03 Aug Gearings Point parking lot, Hermanus
Public sidewalk stargazing, weather dependent
General public and learners
7h00 pm As above
Uthandolwakhe Organisation West Coast
27 July Dunoon Primary school High,
Workshops that promote the STEMI fields of study and career options. Within the Theme “it’s Cool to be a Nerd”
Learners 10h00am-12h00 noon Zukiswa Poswa 0765682814
28 July Proteus Technical Workshops that promote the STEMI fields of study and career options. Within the Theme “it’s Cool to be a Nerd”
Learners 12h00-14h00 Olivia Mukiibi 07610673095
29 July Table View Primary ,
Workshops that promote the STEMI fields of study and career options. Within the Theme “it’s Cool to be a Nerd”
Learners 13h30-15h30 Zukiswa Poswa 0765682814
31 July Edgemead High
Workshops that promote the STEMI fields of study and career options. Within the Theme “it’s Cool to be a Nerd”
Learners 13h30-15h30 Zukiswa Poswa 0765682814
1 Aug Westridge Secondary School
Workshops that promote the STEMI fields of study and career options. Within the Theme “it’s Cool to be a Nerd”
Learners 13h30-15h30 Olivia Mukiibi 07610673095
HIP2B2 I
iThink Challenge, Powered by Pronutro
3 Aug Blue Route Mall Tokai Competition: Regional winners of the Ithink Challenge will compete against
Public 08h00 – 15h00 Niel Roux 0823728618
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each other in science, maths, technology and entrepreneurial activities using online and social networking media in shopping malls. General public will also participate in activities.
Cape Town Science Centre
29 July -2 Aug CTSC SCHOOL GROUP VISITS - School visit to
the CTSC include a curriculum based
workshop of their choice (wide selection
across all grades), Camera Obscura tour,
Science Show and time to interact with
over 280 hands-on exhibits. Schools may
apply for sponsored (free) transport and
each school will receive a substantial set
of resources including labware.
All grades 09h00-16h00 Carmen vd Venter 021 300 3200
31 July CTSC POPULAR SCIENCE TALK - Science Out
Loud Talk– 3D Printing.
Public - adults 17h30 for 18h00 Gabi Gelderblom 021 300 3200
2 August OUTREACH – to the Woolworth Financial Services Call Centre – Observatory
Mobile Science Centre to visit WFS, to
present an opportunity for them to
interact with mobile exhibits and enjoy
Science Shows.
WFS Staff 09h00 Muneerah Jacobs 021 300 3200
3 August CTSC WORKSHOP - ORTSA Robotics –
Engineers of the future get to experience
building their own robot.
General public Aged 6 and up
09h00 & 11h00 Gabi Gelderblom 021 300 3200
3 August CTSC WORKSHOP - Paper Grand Prix – visitors
get to build their own racing vehicle from
recyclables and using their knowledge of
Science and the way it makes things
move. Vehicles are then raced against
each other and techniques improved.
General Public aged 10 and up
09h30 & 14h00 CTSC 021 300 3200
3 August CTSC WORKSHOP - Colour Wheel – There will
be no crying over spilt milk as kids
General public aged 3-6
09h30 & 13h30 CTSC 021 300 3200
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explore and understand the Science
behind the amazing display of colour
when combining a few drops of food
colouring and dish washing liquid with
milk.
3 August CTSC SCIENCE SHOWS – Some call it magic, we
call it Science. The Science show excites
while nurturing awareness that Science is
a part of our everyday lives
General public 11h30, 13h00 & 14h30 CTSC 021 300 3200
3 August EXCURSION Groote Schuur Hospital
EXCURSION - A behind the scenes tour of
what makes this hospital work – from an
Engineering perspective.
General public 11h00 Gabi Gelderblom 021 300 3200
3 August EXCURSION CHPC – Centre for High Performance Computing
A visit to the CHPC to explore the HPC
that enables cutting-edge research,
enabling South Africa to become globally
competitive.
General Public including Grade 10-12
11h00-13h00 Gabi Gelderblom 021 300 3200
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 EASTERN CAPE
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
Bayworld
29 July - 02 Aug Port Elizabeth
Museum Marine tourism, shark research, shark POD and water management
Grades 7 to 9 9h30 -11h00 am Sandile Dyantyi (041) 5840650
Esilindini JSS Sterkspruit
28 July Methodist Church Sterkspruit
Optimal usage of water How make our homes energy effecient Indigenous heritage species
PUBLIC 14h00 – 16h00
Thoto 0827850924
30 July Bishop Demont Aliwal North
Optimal usage of water How make our homes energy effecient Indigenous heritage species Workshops on Casio calculators Competitions on creativity and innovations and also on maths and science quiz
Public and learners 8h00 – 15h00 Thoto 0827850924 T.A Nthama 0823309448 Lebohang Mopa 0823309534
01 Aug Sterkspruit District Office Sterkspruit
Career Exhibition Learners 8h00 – 13h00 Thoto 0827850924 T.A Nthama 0823309448 Lebohang Mopa 0823309534
University of Fort Hare (FOSST Discovery Centre)
29 July University of Fort Hare (Institutes, Departments and Centres of excellence)
Visits to places of interest around Fort Hare
Maths and Science quiz workshops
General Public, UFH Community (students and staff), high school learners and educators, Government officials, Industry and companies
12h00 - 13h00 (visits) 14h00 -16h30 (Maths & Science quiz workshops)
Mr Awonke Tshefu 040 602 2231 or 072 8800 855 or Ms Oyama Aaron 073 5274 106
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30 July Keiskammahoek (Ulana High School)
TRAC and Sunstep Workshops
Lecture on Eureka Software 3D designmate
How I teach it competition
General public, learners and educators from surrounding schools, Government officials, Fort Hare community.
09h00-13h00
Mr Awonke Tshefu 040 602 2231 or 072 8800 855 or Ms Oyama Aaron 073 5274 106
31 July King William’s Town (Dept. of Education)
Workshop on integration of Technology into teaching and learning
Educators, learners, Government officials, Fort Hare Community, General Public
09h00 - 16h30 Mr Awonke Tshefu 040 602 2231 or 072 8800 855 or Ms Oyama Aaron 073 5274 106
01 Aug University of Fort Hare (Sport Complex)
Exhibition showcase and competitions
Learners, University of Fort Hare community, and Local community, Industries and companies
09h00 - 16h30
Mr Awonke Tshefu 040 602 2231 or 072 8800 855 or Ms Oyama Aaron 073 5274 106
Academy of Science of South Africa Polokwane
30 July Nelson Mandela Hall (Hammanskraal Venue TBC)
Lectures Topics to be covered
Careers and funding opportunities
Scientific lecture on one of the themes by a young scientist
Motivational talk by a young scientist
A presentation by an industry representative on work opportunities and bursaries
Grade 9 and 10 learners and educators General public
10h00-14h00 Phathu Nemushungwa 012 349 6624 073 268 2687
Mthatha
02 Aug Venue to be confirmed
Lectures Topics to be covered
Careers and funding opportunities
Scientific lecture on one of the themes by a young scientist
Motivational talk by a young scientist
A presentation by an industry
Grade 9 and 10 learners and educators General public
10h00-14h00 Phathu Nemushungwa 012 349 6624 073 268 2687
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representative on work opportunities and bursaries
South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity (SAIAB) Port Elizabeth
31 July Algoa Bay Yacht Club Public Presentation – Building on a legacy of coastal and marine science in South Africa
Public 9h00- 13h00 Karen 084 5811828
31 July Algoa Bay Yacht Club “Dinofish” Documentary on the discovery of the coelacanth
Public 14h00 – 15h00 Karen 084 5811828
02 Aug Nelson Mandela Bay Science & Technology Centre
“Dinofish” Documentary on the discovery of the coelacanth
Public 14h00-15h00 041 991 5000
Grahamstown
30 July
Eden Grove Dinofish” Documentary on the discovery of the coelacanth
Public 18h00 – 19h00 Vanessa 046 622 2403
HIP2B2 i
iThink Challenge, Powered by Pronutro
29 July Stirling High School (East London)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues throughout the country.
Learners 13h00 – 16h00 Illse Kemp 0825107447 Lizelle de Bruin 0766866750
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 KZN
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
Unizul Science Centre Richards Bay
27/07/2013
Reptile display Science Shows DNA Detectives Workshop Tea Garden Exhibits Games and Competition Jumping Castle Crazy Craft Workshops Fire Department Sharks Board
Public 09h00 – 14h00 MJ Schwartz 0357973204
30 July Boardwalk Inkwazi Shopping Centre (Richards Bay)
Discover Your DNA (Busking) Public 09h00 -13h00 MJ Schwartz 0357973204
30 July Boardwalk Inkwazi Shopping Centre (Richards Bay)
Science on the Move (Portable Exhibits) Public 09h00 -14h00 MJ Schwartz 0357973204
30 July Boardwalk Inkwazi Shopping Centre (Richards Bay)
Indigenous Knowledge Exhibition
Public 09h00 -13h00 M. Nxumalo 0357973204)
31 July University of Zululand City Campus (Richards Bay)
Science Café Public 18h00-20h00 MJ Schwartz 0357973204
02 Aug UNIZUL Science Centre (Richards Bay)
Bloodhound Workshop Grade 9 13h00 – 16h00 MJ Schwartz 0357973204
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Phungashe Education Resources Centre (UGU DBE) Port Shepstone
29 July Phungashe Education Centre
Financial Literacy 70% general public 25% school learners 5% HEI students
10h45-11h45 Sthembiso Khanyile Cell: 0833299318
30 July Phungashe Education Centre
Science activities conducive areas 70% general public 25% school learners 5% HEI students
11h45-12h45 Sthembiso Khanyile Cell: 0833299318
Umzinto
01 Aug Umzinto Town Hall Science activities conducive areas 70% general public 25% school learners 5% HEI students
11h45-12h45 Sthembiso Khanyile Cell: 0833299318
01 Aug Umzinto Town Hall Promotion of SET careers 70% general public 25% school learners 5% HEI students
13h00-14h30 Sthembiso Khanyile Cell: 0833299318
SAAMBR (UShaka Sea World) eThekwini
1 Aug uShaka Sea World Education Centre
Marine life in KZN and Madagascar – what’s the connection? Dr Sean Fennessy
General Public 18h00 Jessica 031 328 8222
2 Aug uShaka Sea World Science Exhibits and presentations Public visiting Sea World
10h00 to 15h00 [email protected] 031 328 8192
3 Aug uShaka Sea World Science Exhibits and presentations Public visiting Sea World
10h00 to 15h00 [email protected] 031 328 8192
4 Aug uShaka Sea World Science Exhibits and presentations Public visiting Sea World
10h00 to 15h00 [email protected] 031 328 8192
Jive Media Africa (Science Spaza) Pietermaritzburg
27 July One venue in Pietermaritzburg (T.B.C)
Launch of National Science Week 2013 - Science Spaza Event
• Government officials (DST, DoE, local government etc) • Potential partners
09h00 – 11h30 Robert Inglis 033 342 9382 084 357 7333
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• Educators • Media
31 July Schools in Umgungundlovu District Municipality
Volunteer visits to schools, demonstrations and handing out of resources
Learners and educators 2 hours per school Robert Inglis 033 342 9382 084 357 7333
Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) Durban
30 July – 01 Aug Westville Correctional Services
Application of science in SET careers Displays of possible careers within the SET sector will be erected in the Juvenile section of the Westville Centre. .
400 inmates and 20 wardens
08h30-16h00 Ms Nompilo Dlamini 031-9077194 OR Prof. NJ Ndlazi 031-9077601/2
MUT; Faculty of Natural Sciences: Seminar Room
Educators’ workshops on the use of Geogebra in teaching Mathematics
120 mathematics educators .
09h00-16h00
Prof. AM Msomi 041-9077420
03 Aug Mega City and Philani Valley Malls
The value of science in everyday life: Simulations of making of bar soaps, perfumes, bio-diesel, and detergents will form part of a promotion campaign that will be held at the two malls.
2000 members of public
09h00 – 14h00 Ms Nompilo Dlamini 031-9077194 OR Prof. NJ Ndlazi 031-9077601/2
The KZN Science Centre Durban
27 July The KZN Science Centre, Gateway
Water Conservation Exhibition showcasing the importance of recued water usage and wastage. DIY water science experiments and workshops Planetarium show/mobile exhibits Science Café Marine Science and Palaentology combined Media meets science Presentation/Talk Giant Sudoku workshop SC floor of science exhibitions
Public 09h00am-09h00pm Nazley Kast/Fareesha Essop (031) 5668040
Media meets science
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Durban Natural Science Museum Durban
29 July 151 K.E. Masinga Road
Guided behind the scenes tours of the Museum’s research centre. This event will expose the general to the museum’s scientific and research collections. Thus ensuring that they establish the “heart” of the museum, the vast volume of knowledge that these collections hold and the various areas of research that utilize these collections.
General public 09h30 to 15h30 Busi Gumede 031 3112256
31 July 251 City Hall, on church walk (OUTDOORS)
Public exhibition. Outdoor exhibition of various exhibitions in the form of pull up banners, covering a variety of different topics from i.e. Stop Rhino Poaching, Alien Invasive plants, Curators & Collections etc. will be placed in different accessible to public space. In order to promote broad public awareness on certain environmental issues and Science careers.
General public 10h00 to 14h30 Busi Gumede 031 3112256
03 Aug 251 Anton Lembede street City Hall, 1
st
Floor
KwaNunu – place of animals Expo. The purpose of this expo is to showcase South Africa’s incredible biodiversity; whilst at the same time has local relevance using carefully constructed and managed displays that can appeal to all ages. In order to promote broad public awareness, understanding, appreciation, dialogue and debate about various aspects of the Natural Sciences and their contribution to humanity.
General public 09h00 to 14h00 Busi Gumede 031 3112256
St Dominic’s Academy Newcastle
03-04 Aug Newcastle Mall, Allen Street, Newcastle
Interactive and informative Exhibition on a variety of interesting and topical science and technology- related subjects
General public and learners
09h00 – 16h30 Mrs P. van Staden 0343128316
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Thursday 01 Aug
St Dominic’s Academy School Hall, St Dominic Street, Newcastle
“Are you Smarter than a 6th
Grader?” inter-schools Quiz and Interactive Science Show
Primary Schools in Newcastle
14h00 - 16h00 Mrs S. McGhee 0343128316
Friday 02 Aug
Newcastle Public Library, Scott Street, Newcastle
Science and Technology informative Display; Career Opportunities
Learners Grade 6 – 12 General Public
09h00 – 16h30 n/a
HIP2B2 I
iThink Challenge, Powered by Pronutro
30 July Durban High School (Durban)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues throughout the country.
Learners 13h00 – 16h00 Mr Alan Norton 031 2771500 Lizelle de Bruin 0766866750
01 Aug Epworth High School (PMB)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues throughout the country.
Learners
13h00 – 16h00 Mrs T.A. Munro 033 8462578 Lizelle de Bruin 0766866750
03 Aug uShaka Marine World Durban
Competition: Regional winners of the Ithink Challenge will compete against each other in science, maths, technology and entrepreneurial activities using online and social networking media in shopping malls. General public will also participate in activities.
Public 08h00 – 15h00 Lizelle de Bruin 0766866750
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 MPUMALANGA
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
Kanyamazane Education Development Centre
28 July Alliance Church Awareness of Science, Motivation about Science, choosing Science as a subject
Public (Christians) 09h00 – 09h30 Reverend Phoku 082 853 4677 Mr. Tlou 0766574824
28 July Assemblies Church Awareness of Science, Motivation about Science, choosing Science as a subject
Public (Christians) 10h00 – 10h30 Ms Pasile Banda Contact number 072060611
30 July Pilgrim’s Rest Mine Science Excursions. Process of digging Gold, The process of water into Gold, Safety as well
Grade10 & 11 learners 08h30 – 12h00 Tommy Masango 013 768 1271/2
02 August Agricultural Research Council
Plants and water Grade 12 Learners 08h30 – 11h30 Marita Maritz Contact number 013 753 7007
Osizweni Outskirts of Secunda
29 July – 02 Aug Osizweni Science Centre
Directorate of Veterinary Services Indigenous Knowledge exhibition – Indian Spice Indigenous Knowledge exhibition – Traditional Beer Manufacturing, Engineering and Related Services SETA SA National Blood Services Sasol Global Learning Career Guidance Microscope experience Mathematics Brain teasers Rocket launch Science Theatre
All All day walk through exhibition
Angela Ford 0176892006
Penreach Nelspruit
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29 July-03 Aug Shalamuka Centre Environmental
Learners, educators and general public
08h00-16h00 L Tafereyi 013 758 9060/082 770 8324
Tumalahashe 30 July
Thulamahashe Complex
Science shows Career guidance Role modeling
General public 12h00-15h00 B Nkuna
Barberton 01 Aug
Mindini Primary Science shows Career guidance Role modeling
Learners and educators 09h00-11h00 B Nkuna
Mindini Primary Science shows Career guidance Role modeling
General public 12h00-15h00 B Nkuna
Kabokweni 02 Aug
Mlilo Primary Science shows Career guidance Role modeling
Learners and educators 09h00-11h00 B Nkuna
Kabokweni Complex Science shows Career guidance Role modeling
General public 12h00-15h00 B Nkuna
Anglo American Science Centre Witbank
27July Highveld mall Promoting Science through local launching of the National Science Week
Shoppers +/-500 Shopping hours Jan Seopa 072 596 3241
31 July The Anglo American science centre
Educating and empowering the elderly through science.
Senior citizens of Emalahleni 90
09h00-11h00 11h0013h00 13h00-15h00
Jan Seopa 072 596 3241
Nkomazi EDC Malelane
29 July-01 Aug Nkomazi EDC Maths fun activities: interesting calculations in Maths and brain teasers. Learner will be taken through on index operation and the calculator quiz
112 learners, General public and 4 educators
8h00-13h00 Mrs LO Mahlalela 0824896367 Mrs K. Nyathikazi 0823612898
29 July-01 Aug Nkomazi EDC Career Guidance: There will be display of career information and university addresses for learners.
700 learners, General pulbic and 20 educators
8h00-15h00 Langa D 0726843421 Ndlovu J 0716861211
02 Aug Nkomazi EDC Fun Run, Walk: The importance of taking part in sports and the role science play in our body
400 learners, General public and 15 educators
8h00-12h00 Mandlazi D 0823617534 Langa D 0726843421
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Shongwe EDC Malalane
28 July Ebuhleni Holiness Union Church
Healthy life style- A Health Professional will conduct Public lectures by indicating good eating habits type of food for different activities recommended medications on different diseases and side effects.
130 Church members 10h30-13h00 Mr Paul Mnisi(Pharmasist) 0823229772
30 July Shongwe EDC Learners for grades 4-6 ,grades 8-9 and grades 10 will be taken trough activities that promotes logical and systematically thinking, reasoning, judging, calculating, comparing, reflecting and summarise.. Subject advisors will be facilitating the activities which are as follows Games: are tangrams, Sudoku,Morabaraba. Quizzes: Maths relays: The use of Calculator ( Casio and Sharp)
120 learners and 4 educators
08h00-13h00 Mongwe AJ 0822965756
02 Aug Matsamo Shopping Centre
debates will be conducted at Matsamo Plaza were the subject Advisory will be distributing science pamphlets to the general community and encourage parents to motivate their children to do Maths ,Science and technology subjects so that they can pursue science related careers
General public 09h00-14h00 Tshuma DJ 0724180283
03 Aug City Royal Sports Ground
A representative from the Department of Health and Social Services will present on: The science of our body, health, and the importance of taking part in sports Four local soccer teams will be participating in a tournament where a trophy with DST/SAASTA logo and a winning prize of R500 will be given to the winning team.Refres and and their assistance will be judges The second ,third and fourth teams will get consolation prizes of R300,200 and R100.
Youth and the general public
08h00-18h00 Ntsangwane Princess 0726639435
Ezozweni Trading T/A TESS Technology
Lydenburg Lesedi Primary Science shows Educators and learners. 09h00 to 11h00 Sbu Magagula
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30 July School. Maths Games Career guidance Role modeling
Phola Trust 31 July
Mdzimba Primary Science shows Maths Games Career guidance Role modeling
Educators and learners. 09h00 to 11h00 Sbu Magagula
Nelspruit 02 Aug
Plaza Park and Ride Science shows Career guidance Role modeling Quiz and prize winning
Public and out of school learners
09h00 to 15h00 Sbu Magagula
03 Aug Kanyamazane Hall. Science shows Career guidance Role modeling Quiz and prize winning
Youth clubs and church youth.
09h00 13h00 Sbu Magagula 083 477 6053
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HIGHLIGHTS FOR NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK ACTIVITIES 2013 FREE STATE
SERVICE PROVIDER VENUE TOPIC AND DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT ENQUIRIES
RT Mokgopa (Thaba Nchu Primary School)
30 July SCHOOL HALL Demonstration of experiments based on the following: (Preparation of gases, reaction of metals with oxygen, parallel and series connection as well as food tests. Learners will perform hands on experiments based on electricity. Mathematics games and puzzles to primary schools. The games played will be: Sodoku Scientific Calculators Maths Related Quizzes Constructing Models Morabaraba
Primary School Learners = 100 per Group x 6 = 600 + 500 Public = 1100
08h30 – 12h00 Mr. T.J. Mekoa 072 729 3006 Mr. M. Ramphalile 072 992 0975
31 July School Hall Talkshows, lecturing and video showcasing on topic like Astronomy and paleontology by Dr. Jennifer-Botha-Prince from National Museum to all learners and surrounding community
Grade 8 – 12 + Public
1500 learners + 1000 Public
10h00 – 11h30 Mr. T.J. Mekoa 072 729 3006 Mr. M. Ramphalile 072 992 0975
03 Aug Local Main Road + School Hall
All learners and the community at large will participate in a 10 kilometer race in which prizes will be given under categories of learners, educators and the community for the first three male and female winners. Physiotherapists and Dieticians will lecture all participant on their area of their specialization. Indigenous Games will proceed under the supervision of Parents from the local Community
1500 Learners + 45 Educators + 20 Non-Educators + Community = 2565
08h00 – 14h00 Mr. T.J. Mekoa 072 729 3006 Mr. M. Ramphalile 072 992 0975
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Untouchable But Approachable Brandfort
29 July Brandfort Primary school; Township
Exhibition and career profiling using the National Museum, Bloemfontein’s Mobile Museum : presentations on Anthropology, and an exhibition of anthropological objects; Acaralogy; Archaeology; Palaeontology; Rock Art; Mammalogy ;Ornithology(Birds), etc, From the National Museum; Bloemfontein
Grade 3-5 learners 09h00 -11h00 Mr Lebohang Makoae 051 4479609
29 July Brandfort Public Library/ Community Hall
A talk by a scientist; the importance of maths;science & technology and how it improves the livelihoods; a particular research will also be profiled by either a Herpetologist/ Acaralogist/ Astro-physicist.
Community members; councilors and unemployed youths
11h00 -13h00 Mr Bongani Shabangu 071 971 3709
Tweespruit
31 July Tweespruit High school; Township
A talk by a scientist; the importance of maths;science & technology and how it improves the livelihoods; a particular research will also be profiled by a Herpetologist/ Acaralogist/ Astro-physicist.
Community members; councilors and unemployed youth.
11h00-13h00 Mr Bongani Shabangu 071 971 3709
Lenyora La Thuto Comprehensive School Botshabelo
30 July Lenyora La Thuto CS
Public lecture (Role played by MSET in the society) Grade 8, 9 and 10 1h30 minutes Ms Kitsa 082 551 2850
01 Aug Lenyora La Thuto CS
Indigenous knowledge General public 3 hours Ms Marumo 072 259 1391
Central University of Technology Bloemfontein
01 Aug Atrium of Engineering Building
Exposure to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics related fields of study in the Faculty of Engineering
Grades 10, 11 & 12 learners and their educators
08h00 – 09h30 09h30 – 11h00 11h00 – 12h30 13h30 – 15h00 15h00 – 16h30
Mr BW Jeremiah 051 – 507 – 3070 Me T Keele 051 – 507 - 3841
2013/08/01 Atrium of Engineering Building
Purpose, activities and possibilities of the Centre for Rapid Prototyping & Manufacturing as well as the Product Development & Technology Station (CRPM & PDTS).
Grades 10, 11 & 12 learners, educators, general public and students
08h00 – 09h30 09h30 – 11h00 11h00 – 12h30 13h30 – 15h00 15h00 – 16h30
Mr G Booysen 051 – 507 – 3220 Me T Keele 051 – 507 - 3841
2013/08/01 SANLAM Auditorium in Challenges Sustainable Water Resource Management Grades 10, 11 & 12 08h00 – 09h30 Prof Y Woyessa
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Engineering Building poses for SA as a water scarce country learners, educators, general public and students
09h30 – 11h00 11h00 – 12h30 13h30 – 15h00 15h00 – 16h30
051 – 507 – 3081 Me T Keele 051 – 507 - 3841
2013/08/01 Civil Engineering Laboratory
Water Competition High School learners and Students
09h00 – 16h30 Mr N Grobbelaar 051 – 507 - 3429
2013/08/01 Civil Engineering Laboratory
Bridge Building Competition High School learners and Students
09h00 – 16h30 Mr C Korff 051 – 507 - 3528
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iThink Challenge, Powered by Pronutro
29 July Sand du Plessis High School (Bloemfontein)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues throughout the country.
Learners 13h00 – 16h00 Johanette de Beer 0823817552 Niel Roux 0823728618
31 July Goudveld High School (Welkom)
Competition: A challenge best described as an “Amazing Race” type of event, as teams simultaneously challenge each other at various venues throughout the country.
Learners 13h00 – 16h00 Eben Engelbrecht 0827727434 Niel Roux 0823728618