Awards
There is now a number of awards to congratulate, encourage and acknowledge the work of teaching and teachers of science.Below is a list of the awards available for highly accomplished teachers of science.
Further Information
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Australian Museum Eureka Prizes
In 2009 the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes are turning 20 and we would like you to help us celebrate. We are inviting primary, secondary school students and their teachers from across Australia to enter to win a share of $30,000 worth of cash and prizes, and to make this coming year�s entries the best ever! -
NATA Young Scientists Awards 2009
Science teachers looking for an engaging project for their students might want to consider the 2009 NATA Young Scientists Award. The competition, which is now in its third year, is open to individuals and classes in Years 5, 6 and 7 throughout Australia. Students can win up to $5,000 in science equipment for their schools. -
BHP Billiton Science Awards
The BHP Billiton Science Awards are Australia's most prestigious science awards. The BHP Billiton Science Awards reward young people who have undertaken practical research projects, which demonstrate innovative approached and thorough scientific procedures. Find out about great student and teacher Prizes. -
Science at Shine Dome
Each year the Australian Academy of Science rewards scientific excellence. Awards are made to early-career researchers under 40 and to career researchers for life-long achievements. Some awards are offered biennially. -
State Association Awards
Each of the State Associations run a number of awards throughout the year. Visit their websites form more information. -
Prime Minister's Science Prizes for Excellence in Science Teaching
