Packages for schools

This generic, introductory package is suitable for all primary students. It is relevant to a range of subject areas as well as Intercultural Capability/Understanding and Personal and Social Capability. Relevant subject areas include Humanities and Social Sciences, The Arts, and English. It is also relevant to schools teaching the IB Primary Years Programme.

Suitable for all secondary students and relevant to Intercultural Capability/Understanding and Personal and Social Capability. Subject areas include Humanities and Social Sciences (History, Geography, Civics and Citizenship); English; The Arts; VCE (History, Australian and Global Politics, Sociology, Religion and Society, Texts and Traditions); IB Middle Years Programme (Individuals and Societies, Visual Art, Media, Design, Interdisciplinary Learning, MYP Projects); IB Diploma Programme (Individuals and Societies, Arts, Theory of Knowledge); and world religions or similar subjects offered by faith-based schools.

Designed to support students from Years 3–10 studying Australian history. Explore the connected histories of the first Muslims to Australia and the relationships they had with the many First Nations communities on their journeys around the country.

Discover the rich contributions of the Ottoman Empire to the world. Our guides take students on a historical journey tracing Ottoman influence on smallpox inoculation and coffee, and students learn about the remarkable map of Piri Reis. Relevant to studies of the Ottoman Empire in Year 8 History or VCE History.

This specialised tour traces the significant contributions of Muslims to Medieval Europe, offering an alternate narrative of the ‘Dark Ages’. Relevant to studies of Islam–West relations during the Medieval period in Year 8 History or the senior secondary years, it aids content learning as well as fostering Intercultural Capability/Understanding.

Explore the galleries with particular connection to the religious studies curriculum, and take part in a presentation and discussion about Islam and society.

Explores the sociocultural, historical and literary elements of Islam, and how religious texts like the Quran are the foundation for social organisation, rituals, values and beliefs, and for the behaviours of Muslims in Australia and around the world.

Explore the challenges facing Australian Muslim youth, the role of families in the community, and how Australia’s history of ethnic diversity shapes culturally diverse Muslim communities in Victoria.

Discover how art can inspire creative writing and listen to a presentation about the importance of diversity and authentic voice.

Our Islamic Arts package is dynamic, reflecting on the ancient techniques of Persian ceramics and calligraphy through to contemporary installations, paintings and multimedia works in our Islamic Art gallery and visiting exhibition space. Relevant to Visual Arts, Media Arts, Visual Communication Design, VCE Art and Intercultural Capability/Understanding.

Tailored for schools: unleash the power of teamwork, cultivate essential leadership qualities and acquire actionable strategies to drive positive change in your school community. Students return ready to inspire and motivate their peers. Tailored to primary or secondary student leadership groups. $1,500 for a full-day workshop for 45 students; additional students $5 each, up to a total of 70.