A week of virtual tours from Canberra-based institutions offering a range of education-packed events that explore art, science, culture and democracy.

A week of virtual tours from Canberra-based institutions offering a range of education-packed events that explore art, science, culture and democracy.
Connect with industry experts to find out more about career opportunities in film and TV industries.
Find out how much you know about the environment this World Environment Day!
go behind-the-scenes to learn about building story, characters and worlds when creating an animated television show.
Explore the tropical shallows and icy ocean depths in this introduction to Ocean Food Webs with the Australian National Maritime Museum.
Explore the tropical shallows and icy ocean depths in this introduction to Ocean Food Webs with the Australian National Maritime Museum.
Students discover the importance of light and colour from animated episodes that brighten our world!
Explore the importance of media in our everyday lives. Students will practice their visual thinking skills, create a cartoon and consider how they engage with media.
Explore the importance of media in our everyday lives. Students will practice their visual thinking skills, create a cartoon and consider how they engage with media.
Explore the importance of media in our everyday lives. Students will practice their visual thinking skills, create a cartoon and consider how they engage with media.
Connect with industry experts to find out more about career opportunities in aged care and disability sectors.
Connect with industry experts to find out more about career opportunities in Finance.
Students are invited to learn with professional sound designers for a behind-the-scenes experience of the award winning Hardball series.
Connect with industry experts to find out more about career opportunities in cyber security.
Designer Debbie Millman explores invention, truth-telling & inspiration. Join her for a fascinating conversation about the cultivation of invention & imagination.
This program is an extension to the Unsettled exhibition. Students will explore the untold histories behind our foundation story from First Nations’ perspectives.
The Australian National Maritime Museum invites students of all ages and genders to join in our week long celebration of Women in Science and STEM, just in time for International Women’s Day in March 2022.
This year’s online program will feature a range of both interactive and on-demand talks that aim to showcase some of the diverse opportunities available to students across a range of STEM fields. We hope that by looking beyond the lab coats, our special guest speakers will spark and grow a passion for Science in your students that opens the door to countless career opportunities.
Register now to be the first to know when this exciting program is published and bookings open.
Einstein’s Special Theory of Relativity explained for physics students. The constancy of the speed of light, simultaneity, length contraction and time dilation. BYOD for animations.
We look at properties of light & sound… and bring these together so that students can see both concepts are based on waves.
From absorption to reflection and pitch to volume, your students will gain a strong understanding of light & sound and it’s applications in everyday life.
This program is proudly presented by Fizzics Education
Suitable for: Primary years 1 – 6.
Cost
Multiple schools/groups may be booked into each session. If you would like an exclusive session for your cohort, please let us know upon booking.
Parents and carers will gain the tools to support young people to have safe & respectful online relationships. It will also offer advice about what to do when things go wrong.