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  Home page for the National Trust of Australia (WA) Education & Learning website
  
  
• Places to Visit
  Where can I take my students for an education visit that values heritage and links to the WA curriculum framework?
  
  
  • East Perth Cemeteries
    Outline of education & learning programs at East Perth Cemeteries
    
    
  • No 1 Pump Station, Mundaring Weir
    View the wide range of education & learning programs at No 1 Pump Station
    
    
  • Old Observatory, West Perth
    Information about education & learning programs based out of the original Perth Observatory.
    
    
  • Tranby (Peninsula Farm), Maylands
    An excellent example of one of the first farms of the Swan River settlement. Education & learning programs explore the significance of this site.
    
    
    • TCC Pre & Post Visit Activities
      Plan your visit to Tranby around these activities.
      
      
    • Art Pre & Post Visit Activities
      This great program integrates history and the Arts.
      
      
  • Woodbridge, near Guildford
    Built in 1885 the place gives students an insight into life in WA at the early part of the 20th century.
    
    
    • Anzac further reading
      An excellent introduction to the ANZACs at Gallipoli through the letters and photos of the Harper brothers who lived at Woodbridge.
      
      
  • Central Greenough (historic settlement), near Geraldton
    Visit Central Greenough to gain an understanding of this local community in the late 1800s.
    
    
  • Ellensbrook, Margaret River
    This very simple dwelling was built by the Bussell family. Students will be amazed at the life style of the period.
    
    
  • Golden Pipeline, Mundaring to Kalgoorlie
    From Mundaring to Kalgoorlie, the Golden Pipeline follows the route of the Goldfields Water Supply pipeline designed by CY O'Connor and still carrying fresh water today.
    
    
  • Old Farm, Strawberry Hill, Albany
    The site of the first farm in Western Australia. The two storey granite extension seen today was built in 1836.
    
    
  • Wonnerup, near Busselton
    The buildings at Wonnerup are an important example of pioneer settlement. Education & learning programs explore the value of both the built and natural environment.
    
    
  • York Courthouse Complex, York
    Dating back to 1852 the buildings of this complex allow for exploration of the WA judicial system from then until 1930s.
    
    
    • The Plays
      Download and practice Plays that can be performed in the Courthouse Complex when you visit.
      
      
• School & Group Information
  Everything you need to know about planning and making a visit to a National Trust site.
  
  
  • Insurance, Excursion Management & Evacuation Procedures
    Everything you need to tick the boxes for your visit.
    
    
  • Incursions
    Some heritage programs can be delivered as Incursions.
    
    
  • School Membership
    A great deal if you're planning to bring more than 90 students throughout the year.
    
    
• Professional Learning
  Professional Learning opportunities
  
  
• Resources
  Find resources to assist your teaching.
  
  
  • The Pipeline CY O'Connor Built Teacher's Notes
    Teacher's notes and student activities for the picture book, The Pipeline CY O'Connor Built.
    
    
• Community Service
  Community Service placement for students in years 10 to 12.
  
  
  • Adopt-A-Grave
    
    
  • Bird Boxes
    
    
  • Transcribing Our Heritage
    
    
• Competitions
  Heritage Competitions for school students.
  
  
  • Photo & Story Competition
    The National Trust of Australia (WA) competition that values heritage through narrative writing and photography skills.
    
    
  • Winning Entries - P&S Comp
    
    
  • National History Challange
    The National History Challenge is sponsored by the National Trust.
    
    
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