Education programs
Challenge your students to ask critical questions and consider new perspectives and ideas.
WA Museum Boola Bardip's education programming is tailored for students from Kindergarten to year 12, with clear links to the Australian and Western Australian curriculum through a strong emphasis on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures, STEM and Sustainability and Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
Students dive into complex issues that inspire context for real-world learning. Our team creates opportunities for exchange and collaboration — inviting inquiry, investigation and analysis.
With programs held inside exhibitions or our purpose-built Woodside Learning Studios, the Museum is the ideal atmosphere for students to create connections between world-class research and their developing knowledge of the world.
Exploring the knowledge, histories and cultures of Western Australia’s First Peoples.
Share in the wonders of our natural world, from the classification of plants and animals to the mysteries of the galaxy.
Learn how design techniques and creative thinking can solve real-world problems.
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View our program selection which addresses HASS, STEM and Cross-Curriculum Priorities. Filter by year level, curriculum area.
Planning an excursion
Find a range of downloadable resources to help plan your visit to WA Museum Boola Bardip.
2025 programs now available!
Our education programs are designed to deepen students' understanding through real-world perspectives, bringing lessons to life in meaningful ways. We offer rich stories and objects that not only support and enhance your teaching but also inspire curiosity and engagement.
Check out our 2025 education programs, including new programs and temporary exhibition information in our education brochure.
Professional learning programs
Like our learning programs for students, our Professional Learning program for educators has a strong emphasis on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures, STEM and Sustainability and Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Our goal is to provide opportunities for educators to engage with new technologies and methodologies to support your practice.
Self-guided experiences
The Museum provides free self-guided experiences, with access to bespoke resources that lead students on a journey of discovery through the Museum.
Places are available Monday to Friday. Bookings are essential.
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