Six new centres have been set up to deliver the professional development you need. The Science Centres of Innovation and Professional Practice (SCIPPS) are based in a cluster of schools, both primary and secondary. Each SCIPPS works with a partner university to deliver the professional development needs of teachers within each cluster. The SCIPPS will also work with other clusters, sharing ideas, programs and expertise.
SCIPPs bring together teachers, students, universities, research bodies, Government departments and science-based industries and employers. They draw on these different fields of expertise to design and deliver professional development that's innovative and right on target.
| Cluster name | Lead school | University partner | Contact |
| CATALIST (Capricornia Area Teachers Actively Leading Innovative Science Teaching) | Tannum Sands State High School | Queensland University of Technology and Central Queensland University | Heather Moller |
| Southern Science Alliance | Robina State High School | Griffith University (Gold Coast and Nathan Campuses) | Chris Kern |
| Sunshine Coast Science Centre of Innovation and Professional Practice | Chancellor State College | University of the Sunshine Coast | David Thomson |
| Southern Queensland Science Centre of Innovation and Professional Practice | Toowoomba State High School | University of Southern Queensland | Kay Lembo |
| North Queensland Science Centre of Innovation and Professional Practice | Kirwan State High School | James Cook University | Felicity Roberts |
| Kepnock Science Centre of Innovation and Professional Practice | Kepnock State High School | University of Central Queensland Bundaberg Campus | Sophia McLean |
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