Experience all that Q Station has to offer with our latest special deals and packages. To make a booking, call our Reservations team on (02) 9466 1500.
valentines day
Spoil your special someone with a delicious, romantic dinner at the Boilerhouse Restaurant this Valentines Day.
Choose your entrée, main and dessert from our fabulous three-course set menu…. And celebrate this special day with a bottle of wine, included with your dinner, at the unique Boilerhouse Restaurant.
Indulge in a romantic evening away from it all - just the two of you - while we take care of the rest.
$190 per couple, including a three course set menu and a bottle of wine.
Bookings are essential.
To book please contact us on (02) 9466 1500 or email boilerhouse@qstation.com
Primary School Teachers Get-together at Q Station
The Quarantine Station on Sydney’s North Head, offers a diverse range of stimulating and interactive
education programs that encourage students to learn from history, so that they can make informed decisions in the present and for the future.
Join us for a get-together at the historical Quarantine Station
Tuesday February 7th 2012, 5-7pm
just for Primary School Teachers!
Come see what it’s all about!
Meet our fantastic education guides & get an overview of all our primary school programs. Finish up with canapés and drinks whilst enjoying our historical exhibit. Bring your colleagues!
To RSVP visit http://bit.ly/x9VF9y or call (02) 9466 1551.
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| Aerial view of Quarantine Station & Sydney’s North Head | Historic buildings overlooking Sydney Harbour |
Fantastic education guides |
Q Station Primary Schools Program
Stages 1 & 2
Kids In Quarantine allows students to experience life as a quarantined person from 100 years ago. Relegated to first, second or third class, students get a sense of life as lived at the Station and are able to compare that with their lives today.
2 hour tour, $15 per student
Stages 2 & 3
Inspired by the book of the same name written by Felicity Pulman, the Ghost Boy tour brings the book to life. Ghost Boy takes students on a journey through the Quarantine Station allowing them to learn first-hand about the differences between Tad’s 1800’s smallpox epidemic world with their own, through the character of ‘Froggy”.
2 hour tour, $15 per student
Stage 3
40 Days - The original length of time people were quarantined. Our 40 Days interactive experience asks, “What would happen if you were quarantined tomorrow?” Students take on the role of a former passenger or crew on the R.M.S
‘Niagara’ and explore Quarantine Station history through their eyes.
2 hour tour, $20 per student
Secondary School Teachers Get-together at Q Station
The Quarantine Station on Sydney’s North Head, offers a diverse range of stimulating and interactive
education programs that encourage students to learn from history, so that they can make informed decisions in the present and for the future.
Join us for a get-together at the historical Quarantine Station
Tuesday February 21st 2012, 5-7pm
just for Primary School Teachers!
Come see what it’s all about!
Meet our fantastic education guides & get an overview of all our secondary school programs. Finish up with canapés and drinks whilst enjoying our historical exhibit. Bring your colleagues!
To RSVP visit http://bit.ly/ycpCRi or call (02) 9466 1551.
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| Aerial view of Quarantine Station & Sydney’s North Head | Historic buildings overlooking Sydney Harbour |
Fantastic education guides |
Q Station Secondary Schools Program
Stage 4
40 Days - The original length of time people were quarantined. Our 40 Days interactive experience asks, “What would happen if you were quarantined tomorrow?” Students take on the role of a former passenger or crew on the R.M.S ‘Niagara’ and explore Quarantine Station history through their eyes.
2 hour tour, $20 per student
Stage 4 & 5
Quarantine Station Site Study - Through the observation of the built and natural environments, examination of historical photographs, maps, and primary and secondary source documents, students explore the ways in which the Quarantine Station has changed between the days of Aboriginal occupation and the present.
Stage 4 highlights Colonisation & Immigration in the 19th Century.
Stage 5 highlights Federation, the World Wars & the Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918.
2.5 hour tour, $15 per student
Stage 6
The Search for Better Health is designed to complement the HSC Biology unit of the same name. Using the Quarantine Station as a case study, students are given a historical context to further their understanding about diseases and their causes. Students will investigate the evolution in medical thinking and practice from the 19th century to the present, as reflected in the Station’s facilities.
2.5 hour tour, $15 per student
