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Volume 36 • No 2 March 2021
Newsletter of the Science Teachers’ Association of Victoria Inc.
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VCE Conferences 2021
On Demand Sessions still
available to access
https://stav.org.au/events/
STAV is eager to provide an opportunity for VCE teachers to present sessions that are relevant and
inspirational for other teachers or educators in the science field.
Due to the current climate STAV has transitioned the VCE Conference to an online format.
Biology: Monday 15 February 2021
Keynote: Dr Simon Corrie, Monash University
De-mystifying the Covid myths
Program details - https://stav.org.au/event/vce-biology-conference-2021/
Chemistry: Wednesday 17 February 2021
Keynote: Professor Craig Hutton, Melbourne University
Wonderful world of Peptides and Proteins
Program details - https://stav.org.au/event/vce-chemistry-conference-2021/
Physics: Friday 19 February 2021
Keynote: Professor Todd Lane, Melbourne University
Telling the future: the latest
advances in climate modelling
Program details - https://stav.org.au/event/vce-physics-conference-2021/
Contact enquiries
For enquiries about Contact newsletter including advertising opportunities please contact the STAV Publications
Officer phone: (03) 9385 3903 or email: publications@stav.vic.edu.au
Please ensure a current email address is on file at STAV so you will receive your link to the newsletter.
Patron: Associate Professor Misty Jenkins BSc (Hons), PhD, MAICD
Newsletter of The Science Teachers’ Association of Victoria Inc.
2021 STAV Council STAV Contacts
Alexandra Abela
STAV President
STS Management STAV Business Centre
ASTA Board, Janice Teng Anne Heard
STS Management Committee STS Committee Receptionist
Penleigh and Essendon Grammar
sts@stav.vic.edu.au Phone: 9385 3999
School
stav@stav.vic.edu.au
president@stav.vic.edu.au Josie Crisara
Aitken College Lynn Liu
Dale Carroll
jcrisara@aitkencollege.edu.au Accounts Officer
STAV Councillor, Convener Laboratory
Phone: 9385 3908
Technicians Network
Leonie Lang payments@stav.vic.edu.au
ASTA Delegate
Science Educator
The Geelong College Collette Whittaker
leonie.lang284@gmail.com
Adele Hudson Office Administrator
Mary Donaghy Phone: 9385 3904
STAV Councillor, Convener
Professional Learning Innovations c/- sts@stav.vic.edu.au admin@stav.vic.edu.au
Focus Group STAV Publishing
Aitken College David Trotter Phone: 9385 3904
c/- sts@stav.vic.edu.au admin@stav.vic.edu.au
Leonie Lang
STAV Councillor, Science Talent Matthew Story Kellie Jackson
Search Management Committee Hazel Glen College Publications
Retired mstory@hazelglencollege.com Phone: 9385 3903
publications@stav.vic.edu.au
Georgia Lumb
STAV Councillor, Convener Beginning Alexandra Abela Vince Conserva
Science Teachers Network STAV President Events Coordinator for STAV
Canterbury Girls’ Secondary College ASTA Board conferences
Penleigh and Essendon Grammar projects@stav.vic.edu.au
Amanda Peters School
STAV Councillor president@stav.vic.edu.au
Mooroolbark College, Deakin
University STAV Journal Editors Science Victoria
Science Victoria hosts professional
Emily Rochette LabTalk development activities on behalf of
STAV Councillor Dr. Fiona Trapani the Science Teachers’ Association of
The University of Melbourne Penola Catholic College Victoria Inc. (STAV)
ftrap@netspace.net.au
Robert Roe
STAV Treasurer, STAV Life Member
Let’s Find Out
Retired
Mahaelia Thavarajah
Michael Rosenbrock mahaelia.thavarajah@
STAV Vice President and Honorary quantumvictoria.vic.edu.au
Secretary
Wodonga Secondary College
Fiona Trapani
STAV Councillor, Convener Website
Life Members
and Online Presence Focus Group David Cohen
Senior Editor LabTalk, Co-chair STAV
Rod Fawns
Journals Editorial Committee
Penola Catholic College Dick Gunstone
Mark Learmonth
Peta White
STAV Councillor, Convener Engaging David Trotter
Science Education Research Focus Robert Roe
Group Josie Crisara
Deakin University
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STAV Editorial Committee New Members
Fiona Trapani Welcome to the new individual members of STAV:
Penola Catholic College
George Allen Rebecca McMillan
Senior Editor LabTalk and co-chair STAV Editorial
Committee Cristina Guarrella Tony O’Halloran
Mahaelia Thavarajah Nicki Haskew Amal Shihata
Quantum Victoria Rohan Johnston Madeline Toner
Senior Editor Let’s Find Out and co-chair STAV
Editorial Committee Stephanie Jupp Joel Vinicombe
Dale Carroll Andrew Lim Fiona Wightman
The Geelong College
Cristina Guarella
The University of Melbourne, MGSE
How to join STAV
Leonie Lang
STAV Councillor, Retired Join online or download a form from our website:
www.stav.org.au/html/membership.html
Kim Mosbach Alternatively, contact the STAV office for more
Middle Park Primary School
information: 03 9385 3999
Amanda Peters
Mooroolbark College, Deakin University
Gary Simpson
Woodleigh School
STAV Membership
Duncan Symons
The University of Melbourne, MGSE STAV Individual Membership fees:
Janice Teng Individual Primary $125
Science Talent Search Coordinator Individual Secondary $140
Individual both Primary/Secondary $175
Peta White Laboratory Technicians $105
Deakin University The subscription of a member ceases to be effective
if payment is not received prior to or on the date
STAV Editorial Committee Meeting of renewal, as a result, membership and all rights
pertaining thereto will lapse. Upon payment of all
Dates for 2021 arrears, membership will resume from the date of
payment.
Wednesday 10 February, 5.00 – 6.00 pm (Online)
Wednesday 21 April, 5.00 – 6.00 pm (Online)
Wednesday 16 June, 5.00 – 6.00 pm (Online)
Wednesday 15 September, 5.00 – 6.00 pm (Online)
Labtech list
The Labtech list has been set up by STAV as a
discussion forum where Laboratory Technicians
can exchange information, share ideas and seek
advice.
We ask science coordinators to encourage their
Laboratory Technicians to become a member of
Labtech and participate in the discussion group.
It is free to join. Go to the Science Victoria website
for more information:
www.sciencevictoria.com.au/labtech.html
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President’s Report
As Term One progresses at pace, I write with some news of upcoming opportunities for our members
and the broader science teaching community. I also offer a special welcome our new members and
hope that your joining STAV is a rich and rewarding experience. Welcome to the STAV family and to a
long tradition of supporting and representing Science educators and Science education in Victoria.
Please make a note of the following activities and opportunities and feel free to share this
information with colleagues within and beyond your schools.
National Science Week
The theme for National Science Week 2021 is Food: Different by Design. The theme references the United
Nations International Year of Fruits and Vegetables and the International Year of Creative Economy for
Sustainable Development. Food: Different by Design will cover a broad range of areas in food production and
sustainable agriculture, enabling students to explore topics such as biosecurity, food technology and laboratory-
developed foods.
For more information and resources, please keep an eye on our socials and visit the links below:
https://www.scienceweek.net.au/schools/
https://asta.edu.au/programs/natscienceweek
Please also note that applications for National Science Week School Grants are now open. Applications are
invited from Australian schools (preschools to senior secondary) who are conducting a STEM-related activity or
event during National Science Week between 14-22 August 2021. Schools may apply for grants of up to $500 to
support them in their activities during National Science Week.
Key dates:
• Applications open Monday 22 February 2021
• Applications close Friday 2 April 2021
• Applicants notified week beginning Monday 3 May 2021
For more information about how to apply and for a link to the application form, click on: http://asta.edu.au/
programs/natscienceweek/2021_national_science_week_school_grants
2021 PM’s Prize for Science Teaching: Primary and Secondary
If you have been thinking of nominating or would like to nominate a colleague, you only have until the 9 March to
respond. Below are links with further information:
https://business.gov.au/grants-and-programs/prime-ministers-prizes-for-science-science-teaching-prizes
https://business.gov.au/grants-and-programs/prime-ministers-prizes-for-science/prime-ministers-prizes-for-
science-nomination-toolkit
Science Talent Search
The Science Talent Search website has been updated with the latest information and the 2021 STS handbook
can now be downloaded: https://www.sciencevictoria.com.au/sts/documents/STShandbook2021.online.pdf
For additional information on entering or volunteering for Science Talent Search, please contact STS Coordinator,
Janice Teng: sts@stav.vic.edu.au
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President’s Report continued
VCE Science Conferences Series 2021: On Demand resources available
As always, February is a big month for STAV’s VCE Conferences. In 2020, we took the bold step to deliver the
entire 2021 series online, building on the success of STAV STEM Online 2020 and STAVCON 2020. My sincere
thanks to our presenters, session moderators, staff and all delegates for making each of the conference days
such a great success.
All live sessions were recorded and are now available online via STAV’s website. Sessions include a diverse array
of workshops from practicing teachers, industry experts and sponsors, engaging keynote addresses, the VCAA
updates, and Chief Assessors’ Examination Reports.
VCE Biology Conference On Demand (Curated Monday 15 February 2021)
Keynote address: Dr Simon Corrie, Monash University De-mystifying the Covid myths
VCAA Update: Erin Wilson
Afternoon Discussion Panel: Chair Dr Peta White The Big Issues in Biology Education
Program details and registration - https://stav.org.au/event/vce-biology-conference-2021/
VCE Chemistry Conference On Demand (Curated Wednesday 17 February 2021)
Keynote address: Professor Craig Hutton, The University of Melbourne Wonderful world of Peptides and Proteins
VCAA Update: Maria James
Afternoon Discussion Panel: Chair Prof Deb Corrigan The Big Issues in Chemistry Education
Program details and registration - https://stav.org.au/event/vce-chemistry-conference-2021/
VCE Physics Conference On Demand (Curated Friday 17 February 2021)
Keynote address: Professor Todd Lane, The University of Melbourne Telling the future: the latest advances in
climate modelling
VCAA Update: Maria James
Program details and registration - https://stav.org.au/event/vce-physics-conference-2021/
Access to the VCE conferences will be available to all registrants for an extended period of time until Monday 4
October 2021. If you were unable to attend on the live days but are still interested in accessing the recordings,
please go to the above links for your relevant VCE subject area/s.
STAV Publications
STAV’s newly formed Editorial Committee is calling for copy for the first and subsequent editions of LabTalk and
Let’s Find Out for 2021.
For their commitment, dedication and drive, I express my thanks to the Editorial Committee members, Senior
LabTalk Editor Fiona Trapani, Senior LFO Editor Mahaelia Thavarajah, Dale Carroll, Cristina Guarella, Leonie Lang,
Kim Mosbach, Amanda Peters, Gary Simpson, Duncan Symons, Janice Teng and Peta White. The focus of the
editorial committee is firmly on building on past successes by increasing the quality and diversity of STAV’s journal
content. In doing so they will further support STAV individual and school members by increasing the quality of
exclusive articles and content, including a move to peer reviewed articles.
We encourage all of our members and friends of STAV to consider writing for LabTalk and Let’s Find Out. If you are
interested or would like further guidance and support please contact our senior editors, Fiona and Mahaelia at
publications@stav.vic.edu.au
Further details https://stav.org.au/publications/
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President’s Report continued
STAV Publishing
For all information regarding Trial exam papers, please visit the following link:
http://www.sciencevictoria.com.au/stavpublishing/trialExams.html
Stay Connected: STAV Member Community Facebook Group
The STAV Members Community Facebook group continues to go from strength to strength. Admittance to this
group is through provision of your first and last name and STAV individual membership number when answering
the joining questions. It is a supportive professional learning community for Early childhood, Primary, Secondary,
Tertiary educator and Laboratory Technician members. We encourage you to join if you are yet to do so.
https://www. facebook.com/groups/STAVmembercommunity
STAV Membership
Being a member of STAV provides opportunities to network with other members, receive and exchange the latest
news in science education, and contribute to discussions about science and science education. STAV members
receive high quality journals, newsletters, discounts on conferences, and benefits that accompany STAV being a
member of ASTA. STAV Individual Membership fees are tax deductible.
To actively support your professional association and contribute meaningfully to its vision for the future, please
consider and promote the benefits of individual and school membership: http://www.stav.org.au/html/
membership.html
I look forward to updating you in April’s CONTACT, with news of other professional learning activities to add to
your calendars. In the meantime, please make a note the confirmed date for STAVCON 2021 as being Friday 26
November. I am very pleased to announce that STAV’s Patron, Associate Professor Misty Jenkins will be delivering
the conference’s keynote address.
As always, regarding STAV membership matters and initiatives, please know that I value your input, reflections
and suggestions, and I encourage you to contact me at any time to discuss matters of importance and interest to
you: president@stav.vic.edu.au Please stay abreast of STAV developments via Facebook, Twitter and our website.
On behalf of STAV Council, I hope the remainder of Term One is a happy and rewarding time.
Alexandra Abela
STAV President
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Science Talent Search Report
STS handbooks for 2021 were mailed to STAV members and subscriber schools in early February.
If you haven’t received a copy, contact the STAV office to be sent one. You can also get copies of
the handbook and other valuable information from the website www.sciencevictoria.com.au.
All entry is by online registration, which opened on February 26. If you want to use proformas
to collect student and judge information before you enter the data we have provided a student
form and a judge form on the website. Click on Registration Information. Note that a volunteer judge must be
nominated for each 12 entries or part thereof. After the first 12 entries submitted, you must enter another
judge before continuing.
Please ensure that you enter online data carefully. STAV doesn’t correct entries for you unless you pay a fee.
Please also ensure that you enter your email address accurately, otherwise you won’t be able to re-enter the
system and you won’t receive emails containing competition information.
STAV and Science Talent Search would like to congratulate our Victorian entrants who were finalists or semi-
finalists in the 2020 BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Awards. They were:
Secondary – 3 finalists: Rebecca Paratz (Engineering); Lachlan Chau (Investigation); Sidra Khan (Investigation)
Secondary – 2 semi-finalists: Kloe Lashkariov-Lee (Engineering); Caterina De Maria (Investigation)
Primary – 5 finalists: Hayden Glenk (Engineering); Elise Orme (Investigation); Tom Roberts (Investigation);
Ruiheng Cai (Engineering); Grace Hallifax (Investigation)
You can go to the BHPFSEA website to view videos and also see all of our finalists and semi-finalists.
https://www.scienceawards.org.au/
The partnership between Science Talent Search and BHP Foundation Science and Engineering Awards, which
enabled students who were nominated from Experimental Research or Inventions to enter their project will
continue in 2021. Students who wish to enter the BHP Foundation Science and Engineering Award will need
to enter through STS. More information can be found on this website http://www.sciencevictoria.com.au/sts/
BHPFSEAwebpage.htm .
We look forward to another very successful year of STS.
Leonie Lang
STS Co-Director
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Science Talent Search
2021 Theme:
Food: Different by Design
Dates for 2021:
Registration Now Open – Online
Science Talent Search
www.sciencevictoria.com.au/sts/regInf.html Professional Development Kit
Upcoming
Close of registration – online: 28th May 2021
Free
Schools Pack 1 – to be emailed and e-accessible Order your copy now!
by week of: 14th June 2021
This kit aims to encourage teachers who are inexperienced
Online submission of Country, Research and in conducting STS to enter the competition. It contains useful
Writing entries due: 18th July 2021 hints on how to successfully implement STS in your school.
Judging Day: 7th August 2021
How to order
Schools Pack 2 – e-accessible by: 20th August Just send through a request for the STS PD Kit, to the below
2021 email and an electronic copy will be forwarded to you.
Schools Pack 3 – to arrive in schools week of: 4th sts@stav.vic.edu.au
October 2021
Exhibition and Presentation Day
Exhibition and Presentation Day (TBC)
Dates may be subject to change due to restrictions
or other circumstances.
Check the Science Talent Search website for
information about the competition
www.sciencevictoria.com.au/sts
Diamond Sponsors of Science Talent Search
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Conferences and Events National Science Week
Psychology Workshop
More details soon.
Science Leaders Conference
More details soon.
Regional STEM and Labtech 14 to 22 August 2021
Conference The school theme for National Science Week 2021
More details soon. will be Food: Different by Design. It will honor the
United Nations International Year of Fruits and
Science Talent Search Vegetables and the International Year of Creative
Economy for Sustainable Development.
Exhibition Day (TBC)
Theme is: Food: Different by Design. 2021 School Grants Apply Now
Further details are on page 6 and 7. Open from 22 February - 2 April
I’m thrilled to advise that applications for the
STAVCON National Science Week School Grants are now
26 November 2021, more details soon. officially open. Schools may apply for grants of up
to $500 to support them in their activities during
National Science Week from 14 to 22 August.
Applicants should go to our webpage at http://asta.
Trial Exams - Order Now edu.au/programs/natscienceweek/2021_national_
science_week_school_grants for information about
how to apply, and for a link to the application form.
Semester 1 2021 Trial Exams
Order now for delivery by 30 April 2021. We are pleased to see the School Grants returning
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