Discover the vibrant and education-rich city of Brisbane with your students through our school excursions.
Brisbane offers education programs covering civics and citizenship, history and heritage, art, science, the environment and culture. There is an abundance of attractions and programs that perfectly align with your curriculum and educational goals. Immerse your students in history and culture at the Queensland Museum & Science Centre and Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art.
Enhance their learning experience with interactive exhibits and workshops. Civics and citizenship curriculum links are perfectly aligned with visits to Parliament House, Old Government House and the Museum of Brisbane.
For a touch of adventure and fun, head to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary to get up close with Australia’s iconic wildlife, explore the lush Botanic Gardens, or visit Mt Thomas Planetarium. Brisbane’s South Bank precinct offers an excellent recreational space, perfect for team-building activities.
With our expertise in planning school excursions, Away We Go Tours ensures a seamless and enriching experience for your students in Brisbane. Our educational focus combined with thrilling adventures will leave your students inspired and eager to learn more.
Multi- Destinations:
Some popular multi-destination excursions to Brisbane include:
- 3-5 Day Brisbane / Gold Coast
- 3-5 Day Brisbane / Sunshine Coast
- 3-5 Day Brisbane / Tangalooma Island
- 3-5 Day Brisbane / Sunshine Coast / Hervey Bay
Curriculum Focused Excursions in Brisbane
Key Attractions
- Parliament House
- Old Government House
- Museum of Brisbane
- Queensland Art Gallery
Learning Areas
- Global Citizenship
- The Constitution and separation of powers
- Referendums
- Democratic values
- Participation rights and responsibilities
Key Attractions
- Moreton Bay Environmental Education Centre
- Brisbane City Council School Learning Programs
- Brisbane Botanic Gardens
Learning Areas
- Importance of environments
- Use and management of Natural resources
- Sustainable Futures
- Preserve and restore unique environments
- Habitats Living things and their needs
- Waste education and sustainability
- Marine environments
Key Attractions
- Queensland Museum and Sparks Lab
- St Thomas Planetarium
- The Cube
- Moreton Bay Environmental Education Centre
- Wheel of Brisbane
- Queensland Maritime Museum
- Brisbane City Council School Learning Programs
Learning Areas
- Critical and creative thinking
- Literacy
- Questioning Researching & Analysing
- Science enquiry skills
- Science as a Human Endeavour
- Life cycles features and adaptations
- Physical conditions of environments
- Marine environments
Key Attractions
- Moreton Bay Environmental Education Centre
- Brisbane City Council School Learning Programs
- Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art QAGOMA)
- Museum Of Brisbane
- Newstead House
- St Helena Island
Learning Areas
- Communities in Colonial Australia
- Australians as Citizens – Immigration
- Early Exploration & Settlement
- Present connection to places
- Impacts of technology over time
- Questioning Researching and Analysing
