Local primary and high school students will have an insight into science and the career opportunities it offers during the Australian Museum Science Festival – Science Unleashed on Tuesday 30 and Wednesday 31 October.  Australian Museum Program Manager, Ms Catherine Beehag, said “The Festival is a unique opportunity for school students to engage with scientific ideas that capture their imagination. Whether it’s the Powerhouse Museum’s Sustainable Solutions workshop or Charles Sturt University’s Crime Scene forensic biotechnology workshop, there is something to inspire students of all ages. We recognise that in Australia we must do more to interest kids so they can feel the excitement of science and discovery.” Primary school students will visit the Science Unleashed Expo in the Convention Centre, CSU in Wagga Wagga, for hands-on activities and to meet local scientists from 9.40am to 2.20pm on Tuesday 30 October. Read the full program here. High school students will visit CSU on Wednesday 31 October. Read the full program here. The program is a partnership between the Australian Museum, 3M Australia, ANSTO and Charles Sturt University.