The Geoscience Pathways has increased the number of schools teaching Stage 1 and Stage 2 Earth and Environmental Science from 1 in 16 in 2021 to 1 in 10 in 2024!
Thanks to the hard work of the Geoscience Outreach Officer, Kelly Sharrad.
Join us for an inspiring session with 2019 STEM Educator of the Year, Dr. Tom Raimondo, as he shares the groundbreaking work he is leading in the field of Earth and Environmental Science mixing with virtual reality.
Following Tom’s presentation, stay on to explore how the Geoscience Pathways Project can support you and your school with practical resources, innovative learning opportunities, and pathways that engage students in real-world science.
We need new members for our committee, teachers, student teachers and industry to help shape how EES is taught and supported in schools.
From 14th to 16th of August 2026, the 10th International Conference on Geoscience Education will be hosted in Adelaide, Australia at the Adelaide Botanic High School.
GeoSciEd is an international conference held every four years which focuses on Geoscience Education. This focus will extend from pre-primary through to retirees through pedagogical workshops for primary and secondary teachers, pedagogy and outreach for tertiary educators and communication and branding for those working in Geotourism. The Big Ideas Day will engage with those not actively involved in Geoscience Education but with a strong interest in the outcome of this education.