Exhibition will be on display at:
The exhibition is the culmination of works created by High School and Primary School students across NSW and the ACT which communicate each year’s theme, along with student learnings about reconciliation.
Exhibition will be on display at:
The exhibition is the culmination of works created by High School and Primary School students across NSW and the ACT which communicate each year’s theme, along with student learnings about reconciliation.
When you visit the Schools Reconciliation Challenge Exhibition at Grossmann House…
Why not dive deeper into the past with an engaging student program? Combine history and creativity in one special visit!
🧺 Butlers and Blackboards
This discovery-based education experience invites Year 1 and 2 students to explore how life in regional NSW has changed over time. Focusing on community, education, and domestic life, students will analyse historical objects, role play, and work together to understand the world of Grossmann House from the 1800s to today.
🎨 Schools Reconciliation Challenge Exhibition
Students also view artworks and writing created by their peers on the theme Learning from Legacy: Healing Our Country, deepening their understanding of history and reconciliation.
Combined Program Details:
Cost: $5 per student (teachers and carers free)
Duration: Up to 2 hours
Group size: Max 45 students (1:10 adult-to-student ratio)
This is a curriculum-aligned, meaningful, and engaging opportunity for young learners.
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