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It was an absolute privilege and honour being selected as the Eureka Teacher for 2019. An even bigger honour though was being in the presence of the talented young men and ladies who presented on Thursday.
Watch the presentation that took home the Sir Paul Callaghan Premier Award for 2019
The 2019 Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Awards National Final will be held on the 12th of September at Massey University and streamed live on eureka.org.nz
There is just one week to enter the 2019 Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Awards, so get your entry in now.
The Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Awards in 2018 featured internships as part of the schedule of benefits which could be gained by contestants. We will publish reports and images from the contestants who were selected by the organisations which offered internships.
The Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Awards in 2018 featured internships as part of the schedule of benefits which could be gained by contestants. We will publish reports and images from the contestants who were selected by the organisations which offered internships.
When we set up Eureka! back in 2011 we were hoping we’d start to build up a group of young New Zealanders who were passionate, eloquent and persuasive about the importance of science, technology, mathematics and engineering for the future of New Zealand and the planet - the people who would carry on the legacy of Sir Paul Callaghan.
2018 Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Premier Award winner, George Mander from University oOtago, was presented with his trophy at the Young Science Leaders Forum by the Governor-General HE Rt Hon Dame Patsy Reddy and last year's winner, Neakiry Kivi, also a student at Otago.
(photo by James Griffin, Edgeline Photography)
Over 100 young science leaders, science advisors, teachers and students spent a wonderful day at Government House participating in the Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Young Science Leaders Forum.
(photo by James Griffin, Edgeline Photography)
After a rigorous selection process, our Scholarship sponsors have chosen the students who will receive Scholarships for tertiary study in the years to come.
Farmers and politicians and scientists alike will all have the chance to watch and hear some of New Zealand's brightest young people grapple with the issues confronting agriculture on Friday 7 September when the first Governor-General's Eureka! Young Science Leaders Forum is held at Government House.
It's only two weeks until twelve aspiring young science leaders face the judging panel in 2018 Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Awards National Finals.
Undergrad and secondary school students have ten days left to submit their entries for the 2019 Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka! Awards. Competitors can take home a range of awards, scholarships and internships worth over $90,000, to meet other bright students and to connect with some of New Zealand's best organisations.