We support your classroom teaching by bringing primary school students face-to-face with history and culture. Our programs help expand students’ content knowledge, empowering them to connect more deeply with the topic they are studying – in a way that is always safe and age-appropriate.
We offer 2-hour and 3-hour excursions that include talks from Holocaust survivors, a guided tour of the Museum and curriculum-linked workshops with expert educators covering a range of topics including migration, human rights, Judaism and the Holocaust.
“If you haven’t taken your students to the Sydney Jewish Museum, you haven’t prepared them for life”
Director of Faith and Mission at St Vincent’s College, Potts Point
Anne Frank’s diary has been read by millions. Come and discover why Anne’s words and reflections remain poignant for the world today.Migration Stories: Arrival Forever
Introduce your students to concepts of community, cultural identity, symbols and acculturation against the backdrop of Australia’s migration history.Interactive Holocaust Survivor Zoom Talks
A chance for you and your students to meet a Holocaust survivor in real time, hear their stories and ask questions.Holocaust Survivor Stories
Come face to face with history as survivors share their memories of the Holocaust an its aftermath.Discovering Human Rights
Introduce your students to Human Rights, with a focus on some of the issues we see on our own doorstep, in Australia.Anne Frank
Anne Frank’s diary has been read by millions. Come and discover why Anne’s words and reflections remain poignant for the world today.Discovering Judaism
What do Jewish people believe? Learn more about Jewish rituals, festivals, celebrations and traditions.Two Hour General Program
Engage your students in discussions of racism, tolerance and persecution through the lens of the history of the Holocaust.