Immerse yourself in the meeting place of two cultures, exploring history through hands-on experiences to gain insight into First Nations people's experience of colonisation.
Get hands-on building your own bee hotels.
Explore the amazing world of invertebrates.
Investigate plant life cycles with hands-on activities in the Garden.
Investigate the natural and human features of the Botanic Gardens, identify how the gardens are used by both people and animals and the role of we can take in caring for country.
Connect with Country in a fun and engaging program to learn about First Nations ways of being, knowing and doing.
Explore kinship structures and the different roles of First Nations children within their families.
Explore the amazing world of plant and animal habitats in the Gardens and discover the characteristics and needs.
Based on Pamela Allen’s book Alexander’s Outing, children trace Alexander’s journey through the garden and solve maths.
Students explore the features of the Botanic Garden to discover why it is special and learn how to take care of it.