School visits
With new programs aligned to the Australian Curriculum, presented by a team of dynamic educators, the National Film and Sound Archive provides a unique and engaging learning experience for students and teachers alike.
NFSA’s onsite education programs incorporate selected archival and contemporary moving image and sound recordings to explore the development of Australia’s social, cultural and political history. Key historical artefacts are incorporated into these sessions to provide opportunities for hands-on learning. Students are challenged to think critically and creatively through discussion and debate facilitated by NFSA educators.
K – Yr 3 School Program
Centuries of Chatterboxes
Discover different film and sound communication technologies.
Yr 4 – 12 School Program
Historical Highlights to Modern Marvels
Explore Australian history and identity through film and sound.
YR 7 – 12 SCHOOL PROGRAM
Spectres of the Screen
A light-hearted look at monster movies, music and special effects.
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