13/08/2026
Bringing Earth Science to Life at Norseman District High School!
Last week, a couple of staff from our Nova Operation swapped the mine site for the classroom, teaming up with the Australian Earth Science Education program to spend the day with students at Norseman District High School.
Environmental Superintendent Murray and Mine Geology Superintendent Glenn made the trip from Nova to share their real-world expertise with the next generation of scientists, geologists, and environmental stewards. ๐
The kids dove into some big topics, including:
๐ The Carbon Cycle โ exploring how carbon moves through our atmosphere, land, and oceans, and why it matters for our planet's future
โ๏ธ Meteorite Impact Craters โ uncovering what these ancient scars can tell us about the history of our solar system
โ๏ธ Mine & Personal Safety โ putting safety knowledge into action with a hands-on, fun-filled treasure hunt in the sandpit!
Days like this are especially valuable for students in remote and regional communities, giving them the chance to engage directly with industry professionals and see firsthand where their learning and interests could take them.
It's always a highlight for our team to connect with the local community and inspire curiosity about the science that shapes our industry and our world. A huge thank you to the staff and students at Norseman District High School and Jo from Australian Earth Science Education for such a fantastic day! ๐ Ltd a Difference