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EducationCentred on our gallery spaces and exhibitions, Auckland Museum′s Lifelong Learning programme has been developed for all age groups. More than 60,000 students and teachers benefit annually from these services, which are funded jointly by Auckland Museum and the Ministry of Education through their Learning Experiences Outside The Classroom (LEOTC) programme. We invite you to browse these pages and register for our education e-Newsletter for regular updates about our programmes.  THE POISONERS: SOLVE THE MURDER IF YOU DAREExplore Auckland Museum's unique collections in an interactive and engaging exhibition where students work out who murdered the brilliant scientist Professor Felix Splicer. Here are ten curriculum reasons to come to The Poisoners.  2012 SCHOOL PROGRAMMESAuckland Museum's school programmes are designed to reinforce New Zealand curricula. Bookings open from 1 December 2011  2012 CHARGES & BOOKINGSWhether you wish to make a self-guided visit, or take advantage of working with our educators, it is a safety requirement that all school visits must be booked through the School Bookings Service. Bookings may be made through our Booking Application Form or give us a call on 09) 306-7040 if you wish to discuss your requirements in person.  TEACHER’S VISITING GUIDELINESEverything you need to know about Auckland Museum's education programmes. Plan your visit...view detailed information about our services and facilites to get the most out of your visit. Tailor your own programmes for your visit using resources from the Teacher Resources.  I AM MAKING MOVIES 2I AM Making Movies is a competition launched by Auckland Museum as part of our eLearning strategy to support the new Digital Technologies curriculum. We are calling all creative Year 5-13 students to make a short movie inspired by an exhibit or collections within one of our galleries.  CONTACT USUse the enquiry form to tell us your specific requirements. The friendly Education Services team will endeavour to respond by the next business day.  LIBRARY & INFORMATION CENTRESAuckland War Memorial Museum Library is one of the major research libraries in the country. The Museum also hosts three key information centres specialising in aspects of the Museums expertise and collection.  TEACHER RESOURCESTeacher resource packs available for download. Use these resources to tailor your own classroom programme prior to visiting Auckland Museum.  WEB EXHIBITIONSMuseum staff have created small-scale web exhibitions where online visitors can see a small selection of objects from museum exhibitions. For each object the data stored in the Collection Records will be accessible. |
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