Skip to main content
Zoos victoria logo Fighting extinction

Excursion programs

Filter programs
Location
Education Level(s)
Learning Areas
Showing 61 - 70 of 79 programs for: All
Clear Filters
Three students smile as they walk through the bush on a sunny day
STEM Year 5-6
Healesville Sanctuary | Year 5, Year 6
Use the power of your STEM curriculum to engage Year 5-6 students in finding solutions for endangered possums and parrots.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 5-6 Science and Design & Technologies
Three students smile as they walk through the bush on a sunny day
STEM Year 7-8
Healesville Sanctuary | Year 7, Year 8
Activate Year 7-8 students’ STEM skills by designing new nesting boxes for endangered possums and parrots.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 7-8 Science and Design & Technologies
A zoo staff member points up into the bushland while talking to three school students, dressed in school uniforms
STEM Year 9-10
Healesville Sanctuary | Year 9, Year 10
Activate Year 9-10 students’ STEM skills by designing new nesting boxes for endangered possums and parrots.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels 7-8 Science and Design & Technologies
Three secondary school girls in blue uniforms smile as they look at two clipboards
VCE Biology Unit 2
Healesville Sanctuary | VCE
Discover how scientists are helping the conservation of an Australian species. Collect data to determine how its adaptations enable it to interact and survive within its ecosystem.
Links to VCE Biology Unit 2
A group of young young primary school aged children sit and play dressed in blue uniforms
Non-Curriculum Aligned
Healesville Sanctuary | Year 5, Year 6, Year 7, Year 8, Year 9, Year 10
Experience the sights, sounds and smells of the Australian bush and its wonderous wildlife.
Suitable for students of all ages with a range of needs
A zoo member of staff greets four people as they enter through Healesville Sanctuary entrance
Tertiary Programs
Healesville Sanctuary | Tertiary
A unique opportunity for University and TAFE students to engage with Zoos Victoria.
A koala with its claws around a tree branch with a eucalyptus leaf in its mouth
Tertiary Programs
Kyabram Fauna Park | Tertiary
A unique opportunity for University and TAFE students to engage with Zoos Victoria.
Suitable for University and TAFE students
Close up of a Kangaroo Island Kangaroo as it faces forward surrounded by bushland behind.
Early Childhood
Kyabram Fauna Park | Early Childhood
Children will learn to connect to wildlife through movement and storytelling. They will explore how animals are the same and different from themselves.
Links to Victorian Early Years Learning and Development Framework (VEYLDF)
Close up of Boyd S Forest Dragon, it has light green and brown scales with spikes along its spine and a brown reptilian eye.
Habitats, Features and Life Cycles F-2
Kyabram Fauna Park | Foundation, Year 1, Year 2
Discover what makes Australian animals so unique, how they survive and how best to care for them and their homes.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels F-2 Geography
Side profile view of a Southern Cassowary on green grass. It has a large horn on its head with a blue neck and dark black feathers
Features, Life Cycles and the Environment Year 3-4
Kyabram Fauna Park | Year 3, Year 4
Discover the features and life cycles of Australian animals and learn how they depend on the environment to survive.
Links to Victorian Curriculum Levels Year 3-4 Science