Science Week is Sneaking up…helpers wanted!

It is less than one month to the biggest event Progress Hall has seen in quite a while and the sponsorship goal has been met thanks to the support of our amazing community and Origin Energy.

The next logistical hurdle to leap is having helpers on hand. We’ll need guides to assist with receiving the weekend visitors and supporting the mid-week students, 400 students have already booked.

There are other jobs too, meeters & greeters, and ticket receipters as well as catering for the volunteers and at the community event. If you’d like to lend a hand please contact Suzanne with your availability so a roster can be produced.

Looking for a contractor with a strong back and moving equipment.

The exhibition will also be required to be set up and pulled down. For this we’ll require some muscle and are looking for a contractor that can move big things without breaking a back. The exhibition states equipment required to include ‘Pallet jack, fork lift and any other equipment required’. If you know of someone who might be interested in this job please pass on their details.

A free social science session for locals!

What could be more fun than a Questacon exhibition? Catching up with friends and neighbours at the same time. The final session on Sunday 20th August from noon till 4pm will be a free session for locals. If you receive a Chronicle in your letterbox, bring the Science Week sponsors panel along, this is you free ticket. You’ll be welcome with open arms, some afternoon tea and friendly local faces.

If you want to come along to one of the other weekend sessions book through Eventbrite to avoid disappointment. 

There are session limits to ensure that everyone can enjoy the exhibits. Book Now!

Bookings with Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-science-of-sustainability-questacons-earth-quest-exhibits-community-tickets-36161875142

Details for school bookings and the exhibits on display
are provided on the Science Week page.