Education
showing children the Mobile Entertainment Unit.
Melbourne, Vic. 1943. 138830
The Australian War Memorial aims to assist student learners to remember, interpret and understand the Australian experience of war and it’s enduring impact on Australian society.
Our education programs draw on the many personal stories and fascinating displays found in our galleries. These creative enquiry-based programs enable students to adopt a hands-on approach to learning.
Classroom resources are available to download, you can also book our outreach Memorial box to travel to your school.
How well does the Anzac legend tell the story of individual Australian soldiers during World War One?
Instructions
The 2014 Simpson Prize Question requires students to respond to the question using both the 2014 Simpson Prize Australian War Memorial Source Selection and their own research. It is expected that students will make effective use of a minimum of 3 of the sources. It is also expected that up to half of their response will make use of information drawn from their own knowledge and research.
Monday 22 April – Wednesday 24 April 2013, incorporating Anzac Day 25 April.
Celebrate the history and heritage of our nation as Canberra turns 100 in 2013. Immerse yourself in the Australian History Curriculum and participate in a Special Centenary format that incorporates Anzac Day and exploration of the national capital’s cultural institutions.
More details available at www.htaaconference2013.org.au
Contact Conference Organisers P: 02 6162 4460
E: admin@ncetp.org.au
