Please make all general visit bookings for school groups using our online form. Click the link below. This form works best in browsers such as Edge, Chrome and Firefox. Problems may be encountered with Internet Explorer. We carefully manage the bookings to prevent overcrowding and ensure groups have the best opportunity for successful learning during their visit. Morning time slots can be especially busy so please book at least two weeks in advance if possible to ensure the best chance of securing your preferred time.
Fill in the form below with your details and at least one date and time option but please note this booking is not confirmed until you receive a booking confirmation email from the Education team.
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Using sound and light installation, Always on Country reminds us that we wake up every day on unceded Aboriginal land and invites visitors to reflect on how brave actions in our daily lives can contribute to reconciliation. Leave your mark on the walls of this display by writing or drawing a message to inspire others to make a change or find out more about Aboriginal histories, cultures and achievements.
This biennial prize provides an opportunity for artists to investigate the world around them and present their perspectives on natural science.
Please make a booking for your class using the online school group booking form and purchase the appropriate ticket using the Humanitix link.
Category 1-4 (high disadvantage) schools – free
All primary school groups (under 13 year old) - free
A small group of 1-15 secondary students (and extra accompanying supervisors) - $30
A group of 16-30 secondary students (and extra accompanying supervisors) - $60
Please contact shadow@samuseum.sa.gov.au
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