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Australian Science Teachers Association

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National not-for-profit federation of science teacher associations across Australia's states and territories.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

The Australian Science Teachers Association (ASTA) is a national not-for-profit organisation committed to supporting and empowering science educators across Australia. It is a federation of Science Teacher Associations from every state and territory, collectively representing thousands of members. ASTA offers resources, professional development and a collaborative community for teachers, and hosts the annual ConASTA national conference. It is a company limited by guarantee governed by a Federal Board.

History

The Australian Science Teachers Association (ASTA) was established in 1951. It is a national not-for-profit organisation and a federation of Science Teachers Associations from every state and territory in Australia, collectively representing thousands of members. For 75 years, ASTA has been a leader in advancing science education by offering resources, professional development and a collaborative community for teachers. It is a company limited by guarantee, operating under the direction of a Federal Board comprising a President, Vice President, Treasurer, the Executive Director (a non-voting member) and one Board of Director from each of the eight member associations.

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Empowering science educators, inspiring future generations; 'Science for Australia's Future'

  • ConASTA national conference

  • Teaching Science journal

  • Science Assist

  • Spectra Cards

  • ASTA iCubed Science Awards

  • Open Learning Platform

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