Inquiry-led science for primary schools

Real Science
Real Investigations
Real Learning

Empowering Primary Teachers to Lead. Inspiring Students to Discover.

MyScience supports primary teachers to lead hands-on science with confidence. Through guided investigations, students explore real questions with support from a facilitator, STEM mentors and secondary student mentors.

Primary students exploring a space-themed science activity with a rocket, planets and microscope

Choose your pathway

Whether you are bringing MyScience to a school, volunteering as a mentor or funding a Hub, start with the pathway that fits you.

For Primary Schools

Bring real investigations into classrooms with practical resources, facilitator support and a structured inquiry model.

For Secondary Schools

Give Year 9/10 students a real STEM leadership role as near-peer mentors for younger students.

For STEM Mentors

Support young scientists in the classroom without needing teaching experience. MyScience provides the structure and briefing.

For Sponsors & Partners

Fund a Hub and create measurable STEM impact across a primary school, secondary school and local mentor community.

Where teachers, students and STEM mentors work together to make their next discovery

MyScience thrives because of its community — primary and secondary schools, universities, local businesses and STEM mentors coming together around the belief that science belongs to everyone.

See how the community works →

Trust signals

What participants say

“I've seen a real change in my students when they are empowered to think like scientists—asking thoughtful questions, problem-solving collaboratively, and showing persistence when things don't go as planned.”
Primary Teacher, Crookwell
“It was probably the best science program we had in years in school. This wasn't just fun, it was a great learning experience that we all had.”
Primary Student, Seven Hills West
“Opportunity to observe how young people go following their science interests, and not those of the teachers or mentors.”
STEM Mentor, Seven Hills West