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A world of discovery awaits primary students at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. We offer a range of unique learning activities designed to engage and delight both you and your students.

Inspire your students with a visit to Australia’s oldest scientific institution. The Garden’s unique science and history programs are designed to engage and excite learners.

Using the ‘flow learning’ technique, your students will be engaged and excited by hands-on opportunities to plant and harvest, discover the Aboriginal uses of plants and taste Australian bush foods.

University excursions to Australia’s oldest botanic garden and one of the leading scientific institutions in the world will immerse students in the workings of this complex institution.

The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney's Education team looks forward to seeing you and your students soon. You'll find important information about planning your school excursion here.

If you’re in a remote area, contact us and we’ll bring the Garden to you! Explore the Royal Botanic Garden's virtual excursions covering a wide range of curriculum-based content here. 

Your kids will love the school holiday programs that the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney's Education team have designed. Join us for active and creative outdoor fun!

View the events and professional development opportunities provided by the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney exclusively for teachers and schools.

You'll find important information about the terms and conditions relating to your school's excursion at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney here.

Download the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney's Child Safe Charter here.

View the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney Education Team's newsletter here.

Open Access Learning is a Royal Botanic Garden Sydney initiative designed to enable children of all abilities and socio-economic backgrounds to enjoy access to our exhibitions and education programs.

The Royal Botanic Garden & Domain Trust have a commitment to serve the broader community through innovative outreach programs.

Visit this page to download our Risk Assessment documents in PDF or Word format.

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