Join us for an exclusive evening hosted by Emeritus Laureate Professor John Hattie, who will guide us through a Science Safari on the Big Five debates in science education.

Along the way, you'll meet fellow educators, track the evidence, examine what we're doing well, and explore where the greatest opportunities for improvement lie. At the end of the journey, we'll decide which of the Big Five poses the greatest challenge, and which offers the greatest opportunity, for the future of science education.

The event is designed to be an immersive and relaxed networking experience. It is safari-themed; there will be no live animals present.

Overview of the event

Date: Thursday 20th August
Time: 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Gertrude St, Fitzroy (exact address provided to ticket holders)
Cost: Free, exclusively for Network members. Canapes and drinks will be provided.

The Safari is part of a series of events for Edrolo’s Network for Science Leaders. An innovative community designed to facilitate professional learning, connection, and the sharing of expertise amongst science educators. Learn more and become a member.

Tickets will be released on Thursday July 23rd. Limited tickets are available.

About your host

Emeritus Laureate Professor John Hattie is one of the world's most influential scholars in education research and evidence-based teaching. As the former Director of the Melbourne Education Research Institute at the University of Melbourne, his groundbreaking work has revolutionised our understanding of what truly impacts student achievement.

Professor Hattie is renowned for developing the Visible Learning framework, synthesising over 1,900 meta-analyses involving more than 130,000 studies and 400 million students. This research has become the largest evidence-based study into what actually works in schools to improve learning, making him the most cited academic in education globally.

Contact the host of Science Safari with Professor John Hattie