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What a difference a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Queer person makes! This exhibition at the Migration Museum highlights the lives and achi...
What were the changing features of the movements of people from 1750-1918? This Australian Curriculum linked program will investigate the history of A...
Making of Democracy: joint program with the Centre of Democracy. Who were the key players in establishing the democratic system we have in place tod...
Why did the SA government company decide to site Adelaide where it currently is? What tools and instruments were used to plan out the site? What do yo...
Who is migrating to South Australia right now? Where are migrants coming from, and why? How is migration experienced? How does government policy shape...
The program hits the curriculum links of First Contacts (life for Indigenous Australians pre- and post-contact) and asks the following Inquiry Questio...
The Inquiry question that will be addressed is: How have individuals and groups in the past and present contributed to the development of Australia? T...
In this joint program between the Migration Museum and Ayers House, students will explore daily life for children in the 19th Century. Migration Museu...
How are social histories put together? What stories can objects and documents tell? An investigative multimedia assisted workshop that aims to show ho...
In this fun education program students explore the past focusing on school life and daily life of colonial Australia before schooling became compulsor...
Focussing on people’s lives and using the galleries, this Museum Officer led education program will provide a study of the modern world 1750-1901. U...
Explore the early immigration days…. This flexible Australian Curriculum informed program provides students with an overview of the immigration ...
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