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Our programs combine engaging learning experiences in a beautiful and authentic historical context with activities designed to develop critical, creative and reflective thinking, while highlighting themes of continuity and change across a range of subjects and disciplines. Interaction with our passionate education guides on this exceptional 30 hectare heritage site, with its 65 original buildings, intriguing stories, primary sources and artefacts from the Quarantine Station’s collection, provides opportunities for exploration and investigation into Australia’s history, encourages reflection on where we’ve come from, who we are today and to consider our aspirations for the future.
All our programs link to the Australian and NSW Curricula in key areas of History, Geography, Science, English, and PDHPE. For more information on links to the Primary Australian & NSW Curricula, click here. For more information on links to the Secondary Australian & NSW Curricula, click here. Each program includes a comprehensive Teacher's Resource Kit with:
School Holiday Programs are also available for Vacation Care Centres |
Please note:
Education tours run in all weather and would only be cancelled by Q Station in the case of extreme weather conditions.
Our guides are experienced in giving our tour participants the best experience possible whatever the conditions. However, as teachers have duty of care for their students, the decision to proceed with the excursion is ultimately their responsibility and any paid fees would be credited to a future booking if they decide to postpone the excursion.
If teachers are concerned about the weather and are considering postponing the excursion on the day of the booking and it is outside of normal business hours, please phone Q Station Reception on 02 9466 1500, explain the concern, and ask to be forwarded to Julie Regalado, Education Program Officer.
Education tours run in all weather and would only be cancelled by Q Station in the case of extreme weather conditions.
Our guides are experienced in giving our tour participants the best experience possible whatever the conditions. However, as teachers have duty of care for their students, the decision to proceed with the excursion is ultimately their responsibility and any paid fees would be credited to a future booking if they decide to postpone the excursion.
If teachers are concerned about the weather and are considering postponing the excursion on the day of the booking and it is outside of normal business hours, please phone Q Station Reception on 02 9466 1500, explain the concern, and ask to be forwarded to Julie Regalado, Education Program Officer.
