Caring for Sea Country: Garrigarrang
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Audience
Primary school -
Learning stage
Stage 2 -
Learning area
Climate change, First Nations, Geography, History, Science -
Type
Museum educator-led

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About the program
The Australian Museum displays thousands of cultural objects that tell the story of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nations’ beauty, complexity and diversity.
During this educator-led program students will investigate how First Nations peoples care for Sea Country in diverse ways and learn about sustainable practices. Students will interpret how deep connections of place form respectful interactions with environments. First Nations technology knowledges and utilisation of materials are highlighted in all content.
This program takes place in Garrigarrang (Sea Country) exhibition.
Audience: This program is bookable for Stage 2
Cost: $10 (GST included) per student with a minimum cost of $100 per session. General entry to the Australian Museum is free.
Duration: 45 minutes
Capacity: Up to 30 students per session
Term: Term 1-4, 2025
Dates: Monday-Friday
Times: 10am, 11:00am, 12:15pm & 1:15pm
The Australian Museum has a zero-tolerance policy for racist comments and actions towards staff members, including those from students and children.
In circumstances where this occurs during a tour, program or other interaction, our staff have the authority to immediately stop delivering the tour and remove themselves from the situation.
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