Lily Serna talks to local high school girls about Maths
Lilly Serna talks to local high school girls about the importance of mathematics to their future.
Host of SBS's hit
game show Letters and Numbers, Lily Serna, and Western Australian MP Dennis
Jensen arrive in Newcastle on Thursday 21 August to take part in the Hunter's
2014 National Science Week celebrations. Both guest speakers will address a
series of engagements aimed at local high school teachers and high school girls
about the importance of mathematics and science subject choices for future
career development.
Lily and Dennis are among some of the highlights this year in the Hunter to celebrate National Science Week in addition to the Planetarium at the Newcastle Museum and the Electric Vehicle (EV) Festival at Cameron Park raceway.
Visit our webpage to find out more about the 2014 Hunter National Science Week Events.
Contact
- Carly Donohue
- Phone: 0448 971 846
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