School excursion at Hyde Park Barracks. Photo © James Horan for Sydney Living Museums
Learning programs return in Term 1
We are thrilled to announce bookings are now open for selected onsite learning programs in Term 1, 2022.
We look forward to welcoming students and teachers back to our museums and historic houses for our immersive and curriculum-linked excursions.
Available programs
Stage 1
- Now & Then at Elizabeth Farm
- Then & Now at Meroogal, Nowra
- Lessons From the Past at Rouse Hill Estate
- Early to Rise at Rouse Hill Estate
- Child’s Play at Vaucluse House
Stage 2
- Convict Life at the Barracks at Hyde Park Barracks
Stage 3
- Home: Convicts, Migrants and First Peoples at Hyde Park Barracks
Stages 4–6
- Student tours at Meroogal
Bookings
To make a booking, complete the booking inquiry form found on the learning program webpages or contact bookings@slm.com.au
We will also continue to offer our interactive, curriculum-linked virtual excursions that bring our museums straight to the classroom.
Sydney Living Museums learning team
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