Adelaide Education Attractions

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Welcome to Adelaide Education Attractions

Adelaide Education Attractions aims to assist both primary and secondary school teachers with planning exciting and varied excursions to the City. This guide lists a range of interesting and educational places for school groups to visit. The guide includes the City’s major attractions as well as profiling some of the lesser known and unique educational sites that Adelaide has to offer.

How do I use this Guide?

Attractions are listed alphabetically, so if you are looking for information on a particular place, you can access it directly. Alternatively, you might like to use the guide as a source of ideas by browsing through to get an idea of the vast number of places to visit in the Central Business District (CBD).

Each listing gives a brief general overview of the place, location details including a map coordinate, opening hours, website address, contact details, any tours that are offered and potential curriculum links.

We hope that you enjoy your time in the City and, with the help of Adelaide Education Attractions, discover something new during your visit.

To obtain additional copies of this guide, contact the Community Project Coordinator on (08) 8203 7990.

Need a base when you visit the City?

. . . book the free City Classroom on Grote Street!

What is the City Classroom?

The City Classroom acts as a central meeting point and classroom for school groups that visit the City on field trips and excursions. It is a purpose-built, free facility in the heart of the City. An initiative of Adelaide City Council, the space has been designed to make visiting the City with students easy by providing access to a fully resourced classroom at no cost.

Features of the Classroom

• Full colour projector for PowerPoint or video presentations• 5 disk DVD player• VHS with full surround sound• Laptop computer• Electronic whiteboard• Tables and seating for 30 (plus an additional 30 chairs)• Kitchenette• The room is lockable and has storage for school bags etc.• Optional small room available for additional needs• Close to public transport and parking• Travel subsidies available

How to book the City Classroom

Bookings are essential.Tel: (08) 8203 7990Email: library@adelaidecitycouncil.comWebsite: www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/cityclassroom

Bringing your classroom to the City!

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Additional FREE Resources

Adelaide FootprintsA resource for exploring the City of Adelaide: Trails, activities and ideas for teachers of secondary students.

Adelaide Footprints is Adelaide City Council’s popular teaching resource. It contains eleven trails for students and teachers to use when they visit the City on excursions.

The Adelaide Footprints Guide contains:• Four introductory trails which explore the four corners of the City. Each of these trails starts

and finishes in Victoria Square and will require students to solve a number of clues.• A further seven trails on key areas covered in the Curriculum Framework: Aboriginal

Studies; Architecture; Housing and Planning; Arts and Culture; Civics and Citizenship; Heritage; Live, Work and Study; and Sustainability.

• A guide to developing your own subject trail (including suggestions for themes).• Ideas for classroom activities, discussion and research for before and after the excursion to

the City.• Information on transport, accommodation, toilets, eateries and contacts for guided tours of

key Adelaide venues.

Go to www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/adelaidefootprints and download your copy. For enquiries regarding the Adelaide Footprints Guide please phone the Community Project Coordinator on (08) 8203 7990.

Free Public Transport

Terrace to Terrace Tram ServiceThe Terrace to Terrace Tram Service provides free travel between North Terrace and South Terrace. It stops at Victoria Square close to the City Classroom. Trams run every 7.5 minutes on weekdays.

City Loop Bus – 99CThe 99C service takes you on a loop around the City. It covers the central business district and provides a free and easy way to move between City attractions. The 99C stops on Grote Street, just metres from the City Classroom.

The 99C bus links with services for the O-Bahn, the Glenelg Tram, the Adelaide Railway Station and JetBus services to the Airport.

For more information on timetables, maps, tickets and general enquiries, call Adelaide Metro on (08) 8210 1000 or visit www.adelaidemetro.com.au. Alternatively, the Adelaide Metro InfoCentre is located on the northern corner of King William and Currie Streets, and is open from 8am to 6pm on weekdays.

Adelaide Aquatic CentreMap: H 2The Adelaide Aquatic Centre is Adelaide’s premier indoor swimming attraction. The Adelaide Aquatic Centre offers a wide range of facilities including a 50m pool, 25m lap pools, leisure pools, a dive pool with diving tower with platform and springboards, a sauna and steam room, spas, a gymnasium, and tropical courtyards with BBQ facilities.Where: Jeffcott Street, North Adelaide Tel: (08) 8203 7665Email: aac@adelaidecitycouncil.comWebsite: www.adelaideaquaticcentre.com.auHours: Mon – Fri 9am – 7pm and Sat 9am – 5pm. Phone the Adelaide Aquatic Centre Customer Service Centre to make group bookings or to enquire about cost and pool opening hours.Resources: Swim school, bookings and programsCurriculum Links: Health and PE

Adelaide Botanic GardenMap: S 12The Adelaide Botanic Garden Education Service provides

a wide range of curriculum linked resources for students using the garden as a living museum for learning about the plant world. Over 30 walks in the garden are published in booklet form. They open up integrated learning opportunities for students in science, culture and environmental studies.Where: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8222 9311 Fax: (08) 8222 9399Email: botanicgardens@saugov.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.environment.sa.gov.au/botanicgardens/adelaideHours: Weekdays 7.15am – 5pm, weekends and public holidays 9am – 5pm Contact: Education Officer

Resources:• Museum of Economic Botany• Worksheets on various trails• A range of existing environmental education programs• Indonesian Trails – from Junior Primary to Lower

Secondary• Water Trail• Ngarrindjeri Aboriginal “Use of the Environment” Trail• Asian Studies Trail (Plants and People)• Rainforest Trail Teacher Workshops• CD-Rom available on the traditional Indonesian uses

of plantsCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / LOTE / English

Adelaide Central MarketMap: J 16

The Central Market is the City of Adelaide’s fresh food pantry. It buzzes with life and colour all year round. The market is a special place with plenty of regular customers who wouldn’t shop anywhere else. The range of fresh food is extensive, and it’s all under one roof… fruit and vegetables, meat and poultry, seafood, gourmet cheeses, cakes and more. People love to return again and again for the delicious aromas, the vivid colours and the atmosphere of an international melting pot of food and cultures. Combine a trip to the Central Market with your next visit to the City Classroom…Where: Gouger Street, AdelaideEntrances: Grote Street, Gouger Street, Victoria SquareTel: (08) 8203 7494 Fax: (08) 8211 7322Email: c.market@adelaidecitycouncil.comWebsite: www.adelaidecentralmarket.com.au Hours:Tue 7am – 5.30pm Wed 9am – 5.30pm

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Thur 9am – 5.30pmFri 7am – 9pm Sat 7am – 3pmTours: Self-guided or teacher with student groupsTour bookings online: Go to www.centralmarkettour.com.auResources: Education packs availableCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / English

Adelaide City Council ArchivesMap: K 14The Adelaide City Council, the oldest municipality in Australia, was founded in 1840. The heritage of the City is preserved in the Archives, Civic Collection and Oral History collections. Archives are valuable records which are considered worthy of being preserved permanently. Consider using the City Classroom as your base and combining the Archives and a tour of Adelaide Town Hall.Where: Topham Mall, AdelaideTel: (08) 8203 7439 Fax: (08) 8203 7336Email: cityarchives@adelaidecitycouncil.comWebsite: www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/archivesHours: Weekdays 8.45am – 5pm Tour meeting point: Adelaide City Council Archives (Topham Mall)Tour times: Arranged as needed to suit client and archivesResources: Display of available resources, what archivists do etcCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Designand Technology

Adelaide City CouncilCustomer CentreMap: M 15The Adelaide City Council Customer Centre provides essential information about Adelaide City Council services and Adelaide tourism. The Centre also has regular displays in the front window that reflect historical or contemporary Adelaide issues.Where: 25 Pirie Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8203 7203 Fax: (08) 8203 7575Website: www.adelaidecitycouncil.comHours: Weekdays 8.30am – 5.30pm Resources: Public Art Walking Guide and informative brochures on Historical Walking Trails around the City, including a brief historical background and a map to guide students through the areaCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment

Adelaide City LibrariesMap: N 12, R 19, K 16, J 5

The Adelaide City Libraries cater for the information and communication needs of people who live, work and study in and visit the City. Tel: (08) 8203 7990Email: library@adelaidecitycouncil.comWebsite: www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/librariesHours: Check website for opening hoursResources: Library staff have a range of services available for preschools, schools and holiday programs. Bookings are essential.Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment / English

Adelaide Festival CentreMap: K 12

The Adelaide Festival Centre is South Australia’s premier cultural centre and was the first multi-purpose arts centre to be built in Australia when it opened in 1973. There are four main venues in the Centre: the 2000-seat Festival Theatre, the Dunstan Playhouse, the smaller Space Theatre and the outdoor Amphitheatre.

Where: King William Road, AdelaideTel: (08) 8216 8600Email: contact@adelaidefestivalcentre.com.auWebsite: www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.auHours: Office open weekdays 9am – 5pm Contact: Education OfficerTours: Every Tuesday and Thursday at 11amTour meeting point: Foyer of the Festival TheatreDuration: 90 minutesCost: Adult $12, Concession $8, Children under 12 free.Curriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment / English

Adelaide MosqueMap: G 19This Adelaide treasure was the first mosque to be built in Australia and is a reminder of South Australia’s Afghan history.Where: 20 Little Gilbert Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8231 6443Tours: School tours availableCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Religion

Adelaide OvalMap: K 10

Renowned as the most picturesque cricket ground in the world, this South Australian icon is the home of the South Australian cricket team – The Redbacks. The first grandstand was built in 1882. The heritage-listed scoreboard (which, when built, was the largest scoreboard in the Southern Hemisphere) was added at the end of the century. The Oval is now home to the Bradman Collection Museum.Where: Adjacent to War Memorial Drive (King WilliamRoad end)Tel: (08) 8300 3800

Website: www.cricketsa.com.au Contact: Ask for “tours”Tour meeting point: Southern Gates, off War Memorial Drive, near tennis courtsTour times: WeekdaysDuration: 1 hourAttractions: Oval, scoreboard, museum, grandstandsNumber of students: Approx 30Age level: 10 years and overCost: $3.00 per studentCurriculum Links: Health and PE / Society and Environment

Adelaide Park Lands / Playgrounds

The Adelaide Park Lands provide visitors with a range of activities and things to see. From cycling to bowling, picnicking to paddling and running to relaxing, you’re sure to find something that interests you, your family, friends and visitors. The Park Lands can also be booked for social functions, sporting events and other activities.Tel: (08) 8203 7203Where: See website for a downloadable mapWebsite: www.cityofadelaide.com.auCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Health and PE / Society and Environment

Adelaide Post OfficeMap: L 15The General Post Office (GPO) South Australia is a fine example of early colonial architecture. In 1867, the foundation stone for the GPO’s Victoria Tower was laid by the Duke of Edinburgh during the first royal visit to Australia.The huge stone of Macclesfield marble (two metres long and 70cm high) can be seen today on the King William Street frontage. In a cavity beneath the stone was placed

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Adelaide Statues and MemorialsAlmost all statues in the City form part of the City of Adelaide Civic Collection. The majority were erected during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, some with a view to raising the cultural tone of the City, others to commemorate significant persons or historical events.Wealthy private benefactors presented some statues to the City, while special interest groups celebrating specific causes or achievements erected others. The majority were acquired and paid for by public subscription campaigns, usually supported by the Council. Many of the City’s statues are of former reigning Monarchs, early explorers, City founders or important political, social and scientific identities. There are also some fine figures of classical and mythological origin, a number of major war memorials and a scattering of various busts, plaques and obelisks. Most monuments and memorials are located in the public squares, boulevards or gardens, though some have been placed near the entrance to particular buildings, and a few are located in the Adelaide Town Hall.Where: Refer to website for descriptions and locationsWebsite: www.cityofadelaide.com.au (Home>Attractions> City Landmarks)Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment /Arts / English

Adelaide Symphony OrchestraMap: J 14

With an enviable international reputation for world class performances and a vital role at the heart of the South Australian community, the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra (ASO) is one of the nation’s most exciting performing arts organisations. The ASO brings a further dynamic and creative presence to the heart of the City.Where: 91 Hindley Street, Adelaide (The Grainger Studio)Tel: (08) 8233 6253

Website: www.aso.com.auHours: 9am – 5pmContact: Education CoordinatorPerformances: Phone or check website for available performancesTour meeting point: As organised before event with Education CoordinatorNumber of students: NegotiableResources: Various programs on offer to all ages of school children. Visit website for latest details and downloadable classroom resources.Cost: Yes, depending on performanceCurriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment

Adelaide Town HallMap: L: 15

Adelaide City Council volunteer tour guides conduct free guided tours which introduce you to the interesting architecture and history of the Adelaide Town Hall. The tour takes you through the Town Hall’s public spaces and Civic Rooms. Consider using the City Classroom as your base and combining a tour of Adelaide Town Hall with a visit to Adelaide City Council Archives …Bookings are essential.Where: 128 King William Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8203 7203 Fax: (08) 8203 7157Email: thtours@adelaidecitycouncil.comContact: Town Hall Tours CoordinatorContent: Tour of rooms, including Council Chamber, Queen Adelaide Room, Banquet Room, Colonel Light Room (all rooms are subject to availability)Tour meeting point: Foyer of the Town HallDuration: Approx 1 hourNumber of students: Up to 30Age level: Years 6 – 12Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Arts / Architecture / History

a purse containing SA and Sydney minted sovereigns. The Post Office was completed in 1872.Where: 141 King William Street, Adelaide Tel: 131 318Tours: Includes tour of GPO, City Delivery Centre and the Retail ShopTour times: Tours available (except between 12pm – 2pm)Number of students: Up to 30Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Adelaide Railway Station(Rail Education Unit)Map: K 12Where: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8218 2688 Fax: (08) 8303 0515Website: www.transadelaide.com.auContact: Rail Education UnitProgram: (1) Worksheets and information sent to teacher to work on

with students (2) Visit by Rail Education Officer to school to address

students(3) Visit to Adelaide Railway StationNB This program caters for students whose schools are within 1.5km of a rail network. It is geared to teach about safe and appropriate behaviour on trains and may also have a focus on careers in rail transport.Number of students: Up to 35Age level: PrimaryCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Adelaide Skate ParkMap: H 12

The City Skate Park was officially opened in May 2000.The Skate Park tests the skills of skaters and BMX riders of all ages, incorporating features such as a funbox, steps and blocks, seat grinds, transition run and flat ramp combinations. The Skate Park is not just a place for skaters; it is also a vibrant and exciting place that attracts spectators to watch the skills and energy of talented young people.The site has been expanded to include a ‘street style’ course and a landscaped grass amphitheatre.NB Security cameras and lighting on-site.Where: North Terrace, Adelaide (adjacent MorphettStreet Bridge)Hours: Always openCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Health and PE

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Amnesty InternationalMap: I 19An independent, politically impartial worldwide movement, Amnesty International works both to promote and to defend human rights around the world.Where: 80 South Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8110 8100 Fax: (08) 8110 8101Email: sant@amnesty.org.auWebsite: www.amnesty.org.auHours: Tue – Thur 10am – 4pm Contact: Campaign CoordinatorResources: Many books on Human Rights available for sale. Audio visual materials available for borrowing. Speakers for school visits available.Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Anne and Gordon Samstag Museum of ArtMap: H 13Where: Hawke Building, City West Campus, University of South Australia, 55 North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8302 0870 Fax: (08) 8302 0866Website: www.unisa.edu.au/samstagmuseumEmail: samstagmuseum@unisa.edu.auHours: Tue – Fri 11am – 5pm Sat and Sun 2pm – 5pm Schools and other groups can book visits outside normal opening hours.Tours: Exhibition floor talks can be arranged for groups.Number of students: Up to 60 children with correct supervisionAge level: No limitationCost: Free entryCurriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment

Art Gallery of South AustraliaMap: O 12

The Art Gallery of South Australia has one of Australia’s finest art collections, housed in one of Adelaide’s most beautiful historic buildings. It is centrally located on leafy North Terrace between the South Australian Museum and the University of Adelaide, and has been an important cultural focus since its establishment in 1881, only forty-five years after the first European settlers arrived.The Gallery has extensive collections of Australian (Aboriginal, Torres Strait Island and non-Aboriginal) art, Asian and European art and a diverse calendar of special exhibitions.Where: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8207 7033 Fax: (08) 8207 7070Email: agsa.education@artgallery.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.artgallery.sa.gov.auGallery hours: Daily 10am – 5pm Service hours: Weekdays 9am – 5pmContact: Education OfficerGroup size: Maximum 18 students per guide.Teaching sessions may take the form of a 30 minute introductory tour, or a 45 minute syllabus-specific floor lecture for more senior students.Check the availability of audio tours, website and print packs.Teaching sessions for school students Reception to Year 12 conducted by the Education Officer or Volunteer Education Guides related to the following broad areas:• Art• Society• Culture• Environment• Ideas• Technology• ScienceCost: Free for permanent exhibitions.Curriculum Links: Society and Environment / Arts / English / Design and Technology

Adelaide ZooMap: P 9

Adelaide Zoo was opened to the public on 23rd May 1883. It is the second oldest zoo in Australia and was established at a time when there was a resurgence of interest in natural history. While the traditional role of the Adelaide Zoo as public recreation is still important, Adelaide Zoo today is also vitally involved in education, research and conserva-tion of species.Where: Frome Road, AdelaideTel: (08) 8267 2434 Fax: (08) 8239 1329Email: azes@zoossa.com.auWebsite: www.adelaidezoo.com.auHours: Daily 9.30am – 5pmContact: Education OfficerPrograms & sessions: Can be tailored to suit students’ needs. Information about programs and online resources are available on the website:www.zoossa.com.au/educationSelf-guided visits: Supported by a welcome and online resourcesFocus: Varies depending on the group’s needs (eg. Austral-ian animals, threatened species, habitats, photography, Asian studies, tourism, careers)Times/duration: Weekdays and overnight programsCost: Zoo gate entry for school student (if 1 week’s notice given): $8.50Disadvantaged schools: $6.50Zoosnoozes: See web site for detailsNumber of students: NegotiableAge level: Kindergarten – Secondary

Advertiser Newspapers LtdMap: K 15The Advertiser is South Australia’s daily newspaper. Newspapers in Education (NIE) is the education department within The Advertiser dedicated to producing informative centrespreads and teaching resources for the classroom. Each Tuesday of the school term The Advertiser publishes the Education section which features an exciting full-colour centrespread (poster) aimed at students. Some centrespreads are linked to a teaching package which can be purchased by teachers.Where: 31 Waymouth Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8206 2393Website: www.theadvertiser.news.com.auHours: 9am – 5pm weekdaysContact: Assistant to the ManagerTours: Guest speaker available to visit school toaddress studentsVisit times: WeekdaysDuration: 40 minutesContent: Media operations, newspaper production, journalismNumber of students: Approx 25 (to be negotiated)Age level: Reception to Year 12Cost: Purchase of class set of “The Advertiser”Resources: A wide variety of information booklets and worksheets for studentsSchool tours of Mile End Print PlantWhere: 200 Railway Terrace, Mile EndTel: (08) 8206 3000Contact: Plant Manager’s Personal AssistantContent: Viewing of newspaper plant operationsTour meeting point: Arrange when booking tourTour times: Wednesday and Thursday mornings onlyNumber of students: 25 or by arrangementCost: Purchase of 1 copy per head of “The Advertiser” (can be charged back to the school)Curriculum Links: Society and Environment / English / Journalism

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Ayers House MuseumMap: R 13The colonial mansion Ayers House Museum was named after nineteenth century State Premier Sir Henry Ayers, and illustrates Victorian domestic life as it was lived, both upstairs and downstairs. On display is a collection of historic costumes, silver, artwork and furniture as well as changing exhibitions.Where: 288 North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8223 1234 Fax: (08) 8359 3560Email: ayershouse@nationaltrustsa.org.auWebsite: www.ayershousemuseum.org.auHours: Tue – Fri 10am – 4pm Contact: ManagerTours: Ayers House, upstairs and downstairsTour meeting point: Inside front doorDuration: 1 hourNumber of students: NegotiableAge level: Primary / SecondaryCost: $5.00 per studentCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / English / Australian History / Australian Studies / Women’s Studies / Tourism / Design and Technology / Home Economics

Bradman Collection MuseumMap: M 12In the late 1960’s Sir Donald Bradman was persuaded to place much of his personal material in the State Library of South Australia. Fifty-two scrapbooks documenting his playing career were organised by Library staff over several years. In return Sir Donald donated a significant number of personal items of memorabilia to the Library as what became known as the Bradman Collection. It was originally Sir Donald’s wish that a home for the Collection might one day be found at Adelaide Oval and this took place in August 2008 to coincide with the centenary of his birth. Where: South Australian Cricket Association, Adelaide Oval, North AdelaideTel: (08) 8300 3800 Fax: (08) 8231 4346Website: www.cricketsa.com.auHours: Mon – Fri 9.30am – 4.30pm Tours: No scheduled tours, however, students mustbe accompanied by teacher(s). For large groups, please call SACA prior to visit to advise numbers. No photographs allowed.Age level: Primary / SecondaryCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Health and PE / Society and Environment / EnglishCaritas Australia

Map: N 16The aid and development organisation of the Catholic Church.Where: 39 Wakefield Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8210 8172 Fax: (08) 8223 3880Email: caritas@caritas.org.auWebsite: www.caritas.org.auContact: Diocesan Director, Education OfficerResources: Catalogue of publications suitable for Primary and Secondary teachers, videosCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Religion / Society and Environment

ChinatownMap: J 16Chinatown is the multicultural heart of the City’s central

precinct. The impressive and grand southern Chinatown Gateway adds to the character and significance of the precinct which is at the busy social and economic centre of the Chinese and Asian community of Adelaide. Chinatown offers an enormous variety of cafes, restaurants and food shops which offer a range of delicacies, including traditional Chinese foods from almost every region of China.Where: Moonta Street, Adelaide (next to the Adelaide Central Market)Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment /Health / LOTE

Art in Public Places

An Adelaide City Council initiative that highlights art installations throughout the City area, the ‘Art in Public Places’ brochure lists sculptures in the City precinct with their locations and the name of the artist who has produced each work.Contact: Public Art Officer on (08) 8203 7203For a free brochure, go to the Visitor Information Centre, West End of Rundle Mall, or Adelaide City Council Customer Service Centre (25 Pirie Street) Website: www.adelaidecitycouncil.com (Home>Community>Arts>Council Funded Public Art), and www.cityofadelaide.com.au (Home>Attractions>Public Art) Tours: Self-guided tourCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment

Australian Bureau of StatisticsInformation ServicesMap: K 14The Australian Bureau of Statistics is Australia’s official statistical organisation. It assists and encourages informed decision-making, research and discussion within governments and the community by providing a high quality, objective and responsive national statistical service.Where: Level 9, ANZ House, 11 Waymouth Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8237 7555 Fax: (08) 8237 7366Website: www.abs.gov.auResources:• Education website (available through internet site address above)• Catalogue of publications / products• ABS Resource Centre• Library Extension Program (LEP)Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Maths / Society and Environment / Commerce and Economics / Geography

Australian Electoral CommissionElectoral Education CentreMap: L 13The Electoral Education Centre has been set up to conduct pre-arranged electoral education sessions for groups. The programs are interactive and provide groups with an opportunity to learn about the electoral process in an exciting and “hands-on” way. Sessions include an audio visual presentation about the history of voting, learning activities with accompanying activity sheets and a simulated election or referendum. All sessions are conducted by an experienced Electoral Educator. Presentations cater for all school levels, tertiary and community groups. All sessions are free of charge and each group is given an electoral education resource pack. All sessions are approximately 90 minutes.Where: 9th Floor, 1 King William Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8237 2268 Fax: (08) 8231 2664Email: eec_sa@aec.gov.auWebsite: www.aec.gov.auHours: Weekdays 9am – 5pm Contact: Education OfficerResources: Australian Electoral Commission Teacher Resource Folder, auditorium, Electoral Education sessions, multi-media touch screen computer systems available for schools and community groups (bookings essential)Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Australian Red Cross (SA Division)Map: Q 16Australian Red Cross has been responding to the needs of people right across the country since 1914.Through war, drought, flood and fire, Red Cross volunteers have responded willingly and risen to the task with a passion and commitment that has become renowned. It is a reputation that is richly deserved and embodies the universal spirit of the Red Cross.Where: 207 – 217 Wakefield Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8100 4500 Fax: (08) 8100 4501Email: sainfo@redcross.org.auWebsite: www.redcross.org.au/saHours: Weekdays 8.30am – 5.30pm Resources: Educational kits, posters, materials and videos. Speakers available to talk about International Humanitarian Law and the work of the Red CrossCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Health / Law / Society and Environment

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Tel: (08) 8223 5155 Fax: (08) 8232 4782Email: general@ccsa.asn.auLibrary email: library@ccsa.asn.auWebsite: www.ccsa.asn.auHours: Weekdays 9am – 5pm Resources:• Publications, pamphlets etc on conservation issues• Reference library• Speakers availableCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Conservation Volunteers AustraliaMap: I 15Conservation Volunteers Australia aims to attract and manage a force of volunteers in practical conservation projects for the betterment of the Australian environment.Where: 130 Franklin Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8212 0777 Fax: (08) 8212 1066Website: www.conservationvolunteers.com.auContact: Regional ManagerResources:• Information on Volunteer Program

International Exchanges• Green Corps Program• Remote Coast CareCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Geography / Society and Environment

Department for Environment and Heritage (DEH)Map: N 14The Department for Environment and Heritage is responsible for conservation, protection and enhancement of the State’s environmental resources and natural and built heritage. Our natural environment provides the basis for economic development across the State, and the Department assists by ensuring the sustainable use of these natural resources.Where: Level 1, 100 Pirie Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8463 3911 Fax: (08) 8463 3900Email: heritage@saugov.sa.gov.au Website: www.heritage.sa.gov.auor www.environment.sa.gov.au Resources: Information relating to identifying heritage places and areas in South Australia. Brochures and pamphlets available.Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Duryea PanoramaMap: M 12The Duryea Panorama is made up of a series of photographs taken by Thomas Duryea in 1865.A leading colonial photographer, Duryea captured a unique 360 degree panoramic view of Adelaide.The Panorama is displayed at the History Trust’s exhibition gallery at the Parade Ground.Where: Torrens Parade Ground, King William Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8203 9888Email: staff@history.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.history.sa.gov.au/history/duryea_panoramaCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Arts / English

Environment Protection Authority (EPA)Map: M 16

The Environment Protection Authority is South Australia’s primary environmental regulator and is responsible for the protection of air and water quality, and the control of pollution, waste, noise and radiation.Where: SA Water House, 250 Victoria Square / Tarndanyangga, AdelaideTel: (08) 8204 2000 (general)Free Call (country): 1800 623 445 Email: epainfo@epa.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.epa.sa.gov.auResources: Information and displays are available by arrangement. Bookings essentialCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Health / Society and Environment / Law

City BeachMap: P 15

City Beach is an exciting Beach Volleyball facility situated in the heart of the City. City Beach offers workers, residents and visitors the ultimate beach volleyball experience without having to travel to the beach.City Beach is a four-court, floodlit Beach Volleyball facility which aims to bring the fun, colour and excitement of beach volleyball to the CBD.Where: Corner of Frome and Pirie Streets, AdelaideTel: (08) 8224 0144Email: citybeach@volleyballsa.com.auWebsite: www.volleyballsa.com.auHours: Weekdays 9am – 5pmNumber of students: Negotiable. Bookings are essential.Cost: Approx $3.50 per studentCurriculum Links: Health and PE

City BikesMap: Q 17 and K 15 and R 13

Adelaide City Bikes is part of the Adelaide City Council’s strategy to achieve a cleaner and greener City. Travel anywhere within City limits – for work, exercise or to meet

a friend. The scheme gives you FREE bike hire during the operational hours at each node.Where: Bicycle SA, 111 Franklin Street, Adelaide Tel: (08) 8168 9999Open: Daily, 9am – 5pm in Winter and 8am – 6pmin SummerRundle Street Market, Rundle Street, AdelaideOpen: Sundays only 9am – 4pmAdelaide Travellers Inn, 220 Hutt Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8224 0753Open: Daily 8am – 7pmWild Thyme, Organic Café and Supermarket, 101-103 Melbourne Street, North AdelaideTel: (08) 8361 8888Open: Daily 9am – 5pmWebsite: www.bikesa.asn.au orwww.cityofadelaide.com.auCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Health and PE

Community Information Strategies Australia(CISA)Map: L 13CISA is the primary community information organisation in South Australia and provides essential community services information and information management services (including software, consultancy and training).Where: Level 8, 108 King William Street, Adelaide(GPO Box 11017, Adelaide SA 5001)Tel: (08) 8212 8555 Fax: (08) 8212 2788Email: cisa@cisa.asn.auWebsite: www.cisa.asn.auResources:• Community Information Directory• Details of community events• Online newsletters• Library – free visits are available to Adelaide City Council

Library Service, 18 Grote Street, AdelaideCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / English

Conservation Council of South AustraliaMap: H 15The Conservation Council of South Australia is an umbrella organisation representing approximately 60 member groups whose main purpose is the conservation and protection of the environment. Combined, these groups represent over 60,000 South Australians.Where: Level 1, 157 Franklin Street, Adelaide

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German ConsulateMap: L 14Where: 23 Peel Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8231 6320 Fax: (08) 8231 6320Contact: SecretaryResources: Project material, reference libraryCost: FreeCurriculum Links: LOTE / Society and Environment

Golf LinksMap: F 8Adelaide Golf Links offers two 18-hole public golf courses and a Par 3 course, catering to all levels of experience, from the amateur to the budding professional. The courses are open daily from dawn to dusk (seasonal light and weather permitting).Where: North Adelaide Golf Course, Strangways Terrace, North AdelaideTel: (08) 8267 2171 Fax: (08) 8267 5097Email: golf@adelaidecitycouncil.comWebsite: www.cityofadelaide.com.au (Home>Recreation>Golf Links)Resources: Driving Range has a practice fairway. Clubs and balls can be hired at reasonable rates.Bookings: No bookings necessary on weekdaysHours: Phone or check the website to make group bookings or to enquire about cost and opening hours.Curriculum Links: Health and PE

Hawke CentreMap: G 13

The University of South Australia has developed the Hawke Centre as a cornerstone of its key strategic commitment: engaging our communities. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre, named after Bob Hawke, South Australia’s only Prime Minister, represents an important engagement with local and international

communities through public learning activities such as lectures and seminars, alliances, and research projects. The Centre attracts national and international speakers and offers informed viewpoints on key concerns for the 21st century, including sustainable societies, global citizenship, democracy, youth leadership, mediation, and responsible economic development.Where: UniSA City West Campus, Hawke Building, 50 – 60 North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8302 0371 Fax: (08) 8302 0420Email: hawke.centre@unisa.edu.auWebsite: www.unisa.edu.au/hawkecentreHours: Phone or check the website to make group bookings or to enquire about program and opening hours.Curriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment / English

Himeji GardensMap: R 20

The Adelaide-Himeji Garden was built to symbolise the bond of friendship between the City of Adelaide and the Himeji Region of Japan. On 22 February 1982, Adelaide and the ancient Japanese city of Himeji became Sister Cities. That same year, the Adelaide City Council resolved to make a symbolic garden which might help the people of Adelaide to understand the culture of the Japanese.Where: South Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8203 7203 Fax: (08) 8203 7575Email: city@adelaidecitycouncil.comWebsite: www.adelaidecitycouncil.comHours: Call for bookingsContact: Park Lands RangerResources: Guided tours by Park RangerCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Arts /LOTE / English

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Duration: The walk can last from 2 hours to a whole day depending on how many sites are visited.Resources: For a self-guided walk you can purchase a Walking Trail Guide from the Global Education Centre, Level 2, 2 Milner Street, Hindmarsh (Tel: 8463 5989).Cost: Free Curriculum Links: Society and Environment / English

Kurrangga Park BMX TrackMap: N 21

The Kurrangga BMX Track caters for both BMX and Mountain Bike riders at all skill levels with a beginner, intermediate and advanced track. The facility is also family friendly and features a recreation loop around the beginner and intermediate tracks, seating, picnic tables and a barbecue.To enhance the biodiversity of the site, up to 5,000 native plants will be planted around the facility, resulting in even more shady spots to rest in and enjoy.All riders using the facility must wear a helmet.Where: Within Kurrangga Park (20) of the Adelaide Park Lands, on Unley RoadHours: Open during daylight hoursCost: Free Curriculum Links: Health and PE

Law CourtsCourts Administration Authority

The Courts Administration Authority is independent of Government and is the means by which the Judiciary of the State control the provision of the administrative facilities and services required by the State Courts to carry out their judicial functions. Participating Courts of the Authority are the Supreme Court, District Court, Magistrates Court, Youth Court, Environment, Resources and Development Court, Coroner’s Court and Industrial Relations Court.Where: South-western corner of Victoria Square(Supreme Court, District Court and Magistrates Court)Email: PMEducationOfficer@saugov.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.courts.sa.gov.auHours: Weekdays 9am – 5pm Contact: For visits by school students – Courts Education Officer on (08) 8204 0452. For visits by tertiary and community groups – Courts Communications Branch on (08) 8204 0403. Bookings required for tours. Please note: The Youth Court is not open to the general public.Age level: Year 5 to tertiaryNumber of students: Up to 32, with a minimum supervision ratio of 2 teaching staff per 16 studentsResources: Useful supporting learning materials for students and teachers can be accessed on the websiteCost: FreeCurriculum Link: Legal Studies / Society and Environment / Business Studies / Economics

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Hindmarsh Square PlayspaceMap: O 14Hindmarsh Square Playspace is a wonderful attraction for young visitors to the City. Perfectly situated in the northwest corner of Hindmarsh Square, it offers a welcome respite destination for weary feet. The park features giant sculptures that mimic the items that might be found in your own backyard: a giant thong, a dog bone, a clothes peg, a ball and giant blades of grass. Children and young people of all ages enjoy this creative and unique space made just for them.Where: Northwest corner of Hindmarsh Square, corner Pulteney and Grenfell Streets, AdelaideTel: (08) 8203 7203Cost: Free

Historic Walks (City Area)Take a step back in time and discover the secrets of Adelaide’s famous faces and places by foot. The Adelaide City Council has created various self-guided walks for you to explore. Each walk reveals a unique and fascinating part of the City’s history.Resources: Brochures available from Visitor Information Centre in Rundle Mall (western end) and Adelaide City Customer Service Centre, 25 Pirie Street.Cost: Free

History Trust of South AustraliaMap: M 11The History Trust manages museums and encourages the community to enjoy, understand, preserve and benefit from South Australia’s rich and distinctive history.Where: Torrens Parade Ground, Victoria Drive, AdelaideTel: (08) 8203 9888 Fax: (08) 8203 9883Email: staff@history.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.history.sa.gov.auHours: Weekdays 9am – 4.30pm Contact: Community History UnitResources: Publications available from CommunityHistory Unit Museums in South Australia. Directory available for purchase.Curriculum Links: Society and Environment

Holy Trinity Anglican ChurchMap: I 13Holy Trinity Church is one of the few surviving buildings in Adelaide which provides a physical link with the City’s earliest years. It has existed on the present site since 1838, playing a significant role in the social life of the City and State alike.

The Church was the first Anglican Church in South Australia and is the State’s oldest Church.Where: 87 North Terrace, Adelaide (just east of the Morphett Bridge)Tel: (08) 8213 7300Email: office@trinity.asn.auWebsite: www.trinityadelaide.org.auContact: AdministratorTours: By arrangement with the AdministratorTour meeting place: As arranged when booking is madeDuration: Approx 30 minutesNumber of students: Average class sizeCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Religion / Society and Environment

Jam FactoryMap: H 13Jam Factory Contemporary Craft and Design is a unique centre for the design, production, exhibition and sale of work by leading and emerging Australian designers/makers.Four studios work in the areas of Ceramics, Furniture, Metal and Glass. The emphasis is on fostering the best in Australian craft and design.Where: 19 Morphett Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8410 0727 Fax: (08) 8231 0434Website: www.jamfactory.com.auHours: Weekdays and Saturdays 10am – 5pm,Sundays 1pm – 5pmTours: By arrangementTour meeting point: Meet in the retail shopDuration: Approx 45 minutesNumber of students: Minimum 10 studentsAge level: Year 4 upwardsResources: View website for information about hot glass, ceramics, metal design and furniture, and design studiosCost: $4 per student, $5 per adultCurriculum Links: Design and Technology / Arts / Cultures

Kaurna WalkKaurna meyunna, Kaurna yerta tampendi Walking Trail (Kaurna Walk) is a trail with 17 sites near the River Torrens that details Kaurna history.The 17 sites can be viewed in a 2 – 3 hour walk beginning at the Kaurna Sculpture outside the King William Street entrance to the Adelaide Festival Centre (at the base of the stairs).Tel: (08) 8203 7203Website: www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/reconciliationContact: Aboriginal Education Unit (for a guided tour)

National Wine Centre of AustraliaMap: T 12The National Wine Centre of Australia showcases and promotes awareness of more than 10,000 different Australian wines and more than 60 wine regions in the open cellar. Central to the National Wine Centre of Australia is the Wine Discovery Journey which takes visitors on an interactive journey through the past, present and future of the Australian wine industry via state-of-the-art interactive multi-media technology.Where: Corner Botanic and Hackney Roads, AdelaideTel: (08) 8303 3355 Fax: (08) 8303 7444Email: nwc.info@adelaide.edu.auWebsite: www.wineaustralia.com.auCost: Free entry, fee for courses.Curriculum Links: Society and Environment

North Terrace PrecinctMap: N 12

North Terrace is the symbolic centre of South Australian history and culture. It provides a place for a wide range of community activities, ceremonies and events of state and national importance. The precincts around the Terrace accommodate a unique concentration of high order government, cultural, educational, health, retail, commercial, hospitality and institutional facilities.Where: North Terrace, AdelaideResources: A rich history of South Australia’s iconic buildings including Parliament House, Government House, Australian War Memorial, State Library of South Australia, State Institute, South Australian Museum, Art Gallery of South Australia, Bonython Hall, the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia. Other resources include the bronze plaques in the pavement, statues of people from South Australia’s historic past and Botanic Gardens.

Curriculum Links: Society and Environment / Art /English / Design and Technology

Nunkuwarrin Yunti of South Australia Inc(Aboriginal Community Centre of SA)Map: P 16Nunkuwarrin Yunti is the foremost community-controlled centre in Adelaide, providing health care and community support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.Where: 182 Wakefield Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8223 5217 Fax: (08) 8232 0949Email: nunku@nunku.org.auWebsite: www.nunku.org.auResources:• A contact place on health, welfare and youth issues for

the Aboriginal community• Videos, posters and newsletters• Speakers availableCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Old Adelaide GaolMap: E 10Until 1988 this Gaol housed convicts within its historic walls. It was acquired by the National Trust and restored as a prison and museum.The first stage of construction of the Gaol opened in 1841 and the remainder was built 6 years later. It is a unique example of nineteenth century Gaol architecture built to a half decagon design. Since 1847 there have been many extensions added and these can easily be identified.Remand and convicted prisoners were housed in the Gaol (females were included until 1969). Employment at the Gaol included building renovation, garden maintenance, kitchen, bakehouse and laundry duties.Where: 18 Gaol Road, ThebartonTel: (08) 8231 4062 Fax: (08) 8231 8975Website: www.adelaidegaol.org.au/visitsHours: Mon – Fri and Sun 11am – 3.30pm Contact: Tours OrganiserContent: Tour of cells, history of GaolTour meeting point: At entranceDuration: 1½ - 1¾ hours (between 9.30am – 3.30pm)Number of students: 15 (over 15 to be negotiated with tours organiser)Age level: Primary / SecondaryCost: $7.00 per person (tour only) - minimum 12 peopleCurriculum Links: Tourism / Legal Studies / Society and Environment

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Light’s VisionMap: I 9Montefiore Hill provides an excellent vantage point to look over the City of Adelaide. Near its apex, in a small park, is a statue of Colonel William Light who designed Adelaide as a square mile of north-south and east-west streets with a central park and surrounded by park lands.His design is recognised as one of the most practical and beautiful in the world. The spot where you can view this panorama and observe his statue with outstretched arm is known as Light’s Vision.Where: Corner Pennington Terrace and Montefiore Road, North AdelaideCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Local Government Association (LGA)Map: R 15The LGA is the voice of Local Government in South Australia.Where: 16 Hutt Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8224 2000 Fax: (08) 8232 6336Website: www.lga.sa.gov.auHours: Weekdays 8.30am – 5pm Contact: Education OfficerResources: Available online at www.localstuff.sa.gov.auCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Migration MuseumMap: M 12The Migration Museum works towards the preservation, understanding and enjoyment of South Australia’s diverse cultures. It is a place to discover the many identities of the people of South Australia through the stories of individuals and communities.Where: 82 Kintore Avenue, AdelaideTel: (08) 8207 7580 Fax: (08) 8207 7591Email: migration@history.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.history.sa.gov.auHours: Weekdays 10am – 5pm Weekends and public holidays 1pm – 5pm Contact: Education OfficerResources: Database of ethnic groups, education advice for all school yearsCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Multicultural SAMap: M 15Multicultural SA is the agency responsible for advising the Government on all matters relating to multicultural and ethnic affairs in South Australia.Multicultural SA’s vision is to achieve an open, inclusive, cohesive and equitable multicultural society, where cultural, linguistic, religious and productive diversity is understood, valued and supported.Where: 24 Flinders Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8226 1944 Fax: (08) 8226 1955Email: multiculturalsa@saugov.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.multicultural.sa.gov.auHours: 8.30am – 5pm weekdaysResources: Student information kit, pamphlets and Multicultural Life magazineCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Indigenous Studies / Society and Environment / Law

Muslim Women’s AssociationMap: L 16Where: Room 4, Ground Floor, Torrens Building, 220 Victoria Square, AdelaideTel: (08) 8212 0800Email: mwa222@hotmail.comHours: Mon – Thur 9.30am – 2.30pmContact: Education OfficerResources:• Diversity training for educators and students in schools• Organised guided tours of Adelaide’s five mosques• Fact sheets and Teachers’ Resource Kit available

from Office• Community Settlement ServicesCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Religion / Women’s Studies

Myer CentreMap: M 13Where: Rundle Mall, AdelaideTel: (08) 8212 1200Website: www.myercentreadelaideshopping.com.auContact: Centre ManagerTours: Tours of the Centre are available to senior studentsCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

1839. Kaurna children were taught to read and write in their own language. It was at Piltawodli that aspects of Kaurna culture and much of the Kaurna language were recorded. In fact, almost everything that we now know of the Kaurna language was recorded from the language of the Kaurna men who built huts and lived on-site, by European observers who lived at Piltawodli or frequented the ‘Location’.Where: North side of the Torrens Weir Granite Boulders at the Possum sculptureCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / English

PopeyeMap: K 11Riding on Popeye is a delightful way to enjoy the placid winding waterways of the Torrens River, a popular attraction for all ages. Depart Elder Park and cruise to the weir and upstream to the Adelaide Zoo. Cruises depart on the hour Monday to Friday and approximately every 20 minutes on weekends, school and public holidays. Where: Elder Park Wharf, River Torrens and Adelaide Zoo LandingWhen: Monday to Friday 11am – 3pm, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10.30am – 5pm. Charter bookings are also available.Tel: (08) 8223 5863 or (08) 8295 4747Cost: $5 children, $10 adultCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Health and PE / English

Primary Industry and Resources DepartmentMines and Energy BranchMap: N 14School visits available. Call approximately one month in advance to secure a session.Where: 101 Grenfell Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8226 0222 (Customer Service)Fax: (08) 8226 0476Email: pirsa.customerservice@saugov.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.pir.sa.gov.auContact: Education Officer on (08) 8338 6493Content: Workshop on Geo Science (eg mine excavation and mining, earthquakes and volcanic activity, palaeontology, environmental management in mining, careers in Geo Science)Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Science

River Murray Urban Users Committee(RMUUC)Map: L 16RMUUC is a community group working in partnership with Government agencies, other community groups, non-government organisations, individuals and businesses in the River Murray Urban Users Region. The group’s work aims to raise awareness in schools and in the wider community of the importance of the Murray-Darling Basin and River Murray thereby encouraging action to improve the health of the river system.Where: Level 1, Torrens Building, 220 Victoria Square, AdelaideTel: (08) 8204 9100 Fax: (08) 8221 6755Email: rmuuapc@senet.com.auWebsite: www.murrayusers.sa.gov.auResources: Videos, posters, stickers, fact sheets and the River Collage comprising a 28-metre appliquéd silk collage, visual storytellingCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Riverside Bike and Paddle Boat HireMap: K 11

Where: River front, Elder Park (near the Festival Centre)Tel: 0400 596 065Cost: Phone to enquire about group bookings, cost and operating hours.Curriculum Links: Society and Environment / Healthand PE

Royal Adelaide HospitalMap: Q 12Where: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8222 4000 Fax: (08) 8222 5170Website: www.rah.sa.gov.au

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Outreach Education Outreach Education is a team of teachers based in major public organisations. The role of Outreach Education is to ensure that all South Australian school students and their teachers have the best possible access to the resources and events at those organisations. A dynamic partnership between the Department of Education, Children’s Services and major public institutions, a range of dynamic programs are available that are based on the needs of learners from the early years to senior secondary. Tel: (08) 8309 3500 Fax: (08) 8362 0045Website: www.openaccess.edu.au/outreachContact: Manager, Outreach EducationTours: Access specific information on the programsfrom the Links to each organisation from the above-mentioned website.Age level: Primary / Secondary

Oxfam AustraliaMap: R 15Oxfam Community Aid Abroad is an Australian, independent, not-for-profit, secular, community-based aid and development organisation.Where: 5 Hutt Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8236 2100 Fax: (08) 8223 3039Email: saoffice@oxfam.org.auWebsite: www.oxfam.org.auHours: Tue – Fri 9.30am – 5pm Contact: Community CampaignerResources:• Audio visual resources, books and pamphlets available

for purchase• Walk Against Want School Kits• School talks• Teachers’ kits available freeCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Parliament HouseMap: L 12

Where: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8237 9386 Fax: (08) 8212 5792Email: penny.cavanagh@parliament.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.parliament.sa.gov.auContact: Open Access College Education Officeron (08) 8237 9386Tours:(1) Sitting Day (check website) – attend question time. Must be booked ahead(2) Non-sitting day – visit houses of parliament, have

parliamentary style debate (prepared by class before visit)

NB Local MP must be contacted as they will be meeting with teacher and class at the start of the visit. See Adelaide White Pages for list of MPs.Tours and Question TimeTimes:(1) Weekdays up to 1pm(2) Time to suit class and MP who will be meeting with the groupTour meeting point: Enter Parliament House via centre

steps and meet at the reception deskNumber of students: Maximum of 33 studentsDuration: 1 – 2 hoursAge level: Upper Primary / SecondaryResources: www.parliament.sa.gov.au/Education/teachersCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment /Australian Studies

PiltawodliMap: F 11Piltawodli (brush-tailed possum home) is the site of the ‘Native Location’ where a school was established by German missionaries, Teichelmann and Schürmann, in

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St Francis Xavier Catholic CathedralMap: M 16This impressive building is the centre for Roman Catholic worship in Adelaide. It was built progressively between 1856 and 1926.Where: 39 Wakefield Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8232 8688Email: adelcathparish@internode.on.netWebsite: www.adelcathparish.orgTours: Available weekdays. Bookings essentialNumber of students: Negotiable – up to two tour guides can be providedCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Religion / Society and Environment

St Peter’s Anglican CathedralMap: L 9

St Peter’s is the home of the Anglican Church of South Australia. Building commenced on this magnificent neo-gothic Cathedral in 1869 and was completed in 1904. The towers and spires were built and consecrated in 1902. The Cathedral has the heaviest and finest ring of eight bells in the Southern Hemisphere. Special features include late Victorian decoration, fine wood carving and stained glass windows, including 20 by Adelaide artist Cedar Prest.Where: 27 King William Road, North AdelaideTel: (08) 8267 4551Website: www.stpeters-cathedral.orgHours: 9.30am – 4pmContact: The AdministratorTours: Bookings essential(1) Professionally led – $2 per student. Duration – approx

45 minutes(2) Self led – information booklets availableNumber of students: NegotiableCurriculum Links: Religion / Society and Environment

Service SAMap: J 13Service SA provides you with easy access to South Australian Government services and information.Where: EDS Centre, 108 North Terrace, AdelaideTel: 132 324 (cost of a local call)Website: www.service.sa.gov.auResources: A wide range of publications and brochures dealing with South Australian issues.Curriculum Links: Society and Environment

South Australian Council of ChurchesMap: N 16Where: 65 Flinders Street, Adelaide (adjacent to Flinders Street Baptist Church)Tel: (08) 8215 0300 Fax: (08) 8215 0366Email: sacc@picknowl.com.auWebsite: www.sacc.asn.auContact: Executive OfficerResources:• Free pamphlets and booklets• Books etc for saleCurriculum Links: Religion / Society and Environment

South Australian Metropolitan Fire ServiceMap: N 16The South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service (SAMFS) is a statutory authority established to administer the provisions of the South Australian Metropolitan Fire Services Act 1936.The SAMFS is committed to protecting life, property and the environment from the effects of fire and other dangers.Where: SAMFS Headquarters. 99 Wakefield Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8204 3600 Fax: (08) 8204 3675Email: reception@samfs.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.samfs.sa.gov.auContact: ReceptionTours: Educational station tours can be booked by school groups, subject to availability and incidents. Tours must be booked with the SAMFS at least 5 weeks in advance. School visits are also available.Tour times: Weekdays 10.30am, Mon, Wed and Fri (excluding public holidays) 6.30pm Duration: One hour. The crew and appliances may be required to attend emergencies at any time, and tours may be halted at short notice.Number of students: Minimum of 10, maximum of 30 students (unless special arrangements are made beforehand). Disabled access is available. All ages are catered for.Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Health and Safety / English

Rundle MallMap: L 13

Tel: (08) 8203 7203Website: www.rundlemall.com.au or www.cityofadelaide.com.au (Home>Shopping>Rundle Mall)Contact: Manager of Rundle MallTours: Tours of part of the Myer Centre and other features of Rundle Mall are available to senior students (Year 7 upwards).Curriculum Links: Society and Environment

Rundle Street MarketsMap: R 13

Every Sunday Rundle Street in the East End is transformed into an amazing outdoor street market. The Rundle Street Market offers a range of jewellery, fashion, paintings and hand-crafted products created by local artisans. Take the time to sample the best of South Australia’s gourmet produce, and enjoy free entertainment and free face painting for kids whilst browsing the stalls. All this can be found within the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Adelaide’s premier shopping and café precinct.

Where: Rundle Street, AdelaideWebsite: www.cityofadelaide.com.au (Home>Shopping>Rundle Street Market)Hours: Sunday 9am – 4pm Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

SA WaterMap: M 16SA Water is an internationally recognised water utility, wholly owned by the Government of South Australia for the people of South Australia. It delivers water and waste water services to almost 1.4 million people across the State.SA Water’s Learning Centre is a new, interactive learning facility located on level one of SA Water’s sustainable building in Victoria Square.The Learning Centre is a flexible, multi-purpose space that encourages all visitors to learn more about water in a fun and interactive way. It enables a wide range of uses from professional seminars and community presentations, to school education programs and exhibitions.Special features that have been incorporated into the design of the Centre include:• Interactive Floor (touch-sensitive digital fish pond)• Touch screen technology• Fish tanks to display and promote the need to preserve our native freshwater fish.Where: SA Water House, 250 Victoria Square / Tarndanyangga, AdelaideTel: (08) 7424 1440 Fax: (08) 8359 2567Email: learningcentre@sawater.com.auWebsite: www.sawater.com.auContact: Education OfficerTour: Tours of Bolivar Waste Water Treatment Plant and Happy Valley Water Treatment Facililty can be arranged through SciWorld. Tel: (08) 8302 3046 for bookings.Number of students: Group sizes are generally limited to 30, but larger groups can be accommodated by negotiationAge level: Primary / SecondaryResources: SA Water Learning Centre, 2009 School Education Program, Living Loans for Schools and brochuresCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Science

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South Australian MuseumEducation ServiceMap: N 12

Where: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8207 7429 Fax: (08) 8207 7430Email: sam.education@saugov.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.samuseum.sa.gov.auHours: Daily 10am – 5pm (except Anzac Day morning, Good Friday and Christmas Day)Contact: Education OfficersTour meeting point: At museumTour times: Weekdays. Bookings are essential for all visits, with or without an education officer.Duration: 1.5 hours (shorter for Junior Primary class)Number of students: Up to 33Age Level: Pre-school – SecondaryResources: Print materials provided with background information, teaching strategies, activities, resource-based program to Link to students’ subject areas. Changing and on-going exhibitions such as Sir Douglas Mawson Gallery, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Gallery and Geology displaysCost: Free. Curriculum Links: Society and Environment / Design and Technology / English

South Australia PoliceTel: (08) 8207 6585 Fax: (08) 8207 6593Website: www.sapolice.sa.gov.auContact: Educational Programs for schools

Programs:(1) In-school lectures and displays:

• School monitor training (students 10 years old and over – 45 minutes)

• Bicycle education (primary school students – 1 hour)• Road safety education (primary school students –

30-60 minutes)• Pre-driver awareness education

(Year 10 – 60 minutes)• Youth driver education program

(Years 11 and 12 – 90 minutes)• International students driver education program

(60 minutes)(2) Road Safety School, Port Road, Thebarton

(Primary – 90 minutes)Content: Topics that schools/teachers/students wish to focus on connected with driving and road behaviourTour times: Weekdays (times as pre-arranged)Number of students: Usual class sizeAge level: Primary / SecondaryCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Healthand PE

State Library of South AustraliaMap: N 12Where: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8207 7533 or (08) 8207 7603Fax: (08) 8207 7247Free call (country): 1800 182 013Website: www.slsa.sa.gov.auHours: Mon – Wed 10am – 8pm Thur and Fri 10am – 6pm Weekends 10am – 5pm Tours: The Library offers tours to groups of primary, secondary and tertiary students and can arrange special subject or tailor made tours by consultation. Please allow two weeks notice for tour bookings.Contact: Education Liaison Librarian on (08) 8207 7533 for primary and secondary students. For tertiary student tours, tel (08) 8207 7603. Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: All curriculum areas

State RecordsMap: K 14Where: 26 – 28 Leigh Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8204 8791Website: www.archives.sa.gov.au Hours: Tue – Fri 9.30am – 3.30pm Content: Records include documents registers, photographs etcNumber of students: Usual class sizeAge level: Upper Primary / SecondaryResources: Visit centre to consult resources on Public Administration including dealing with immigration, local cultural history, past eventsCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Legal Studies / Australian Studies

TAFE SAMap: J 14Where: 120 Currie Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8207 8200 Fax: (08) 8207 8597Email: client.services@tafesa.edu.auWebsite: www.tafe.sa.edu.auContact: Client Services OfficerTours: Phone (08) 8207 8694 to arrange. Appointment by booking – no set or restricted times. Preferably one class per session (approx 30 students)Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: All curriculum areas

Tandanya Aboriginal Cultural InstituteMap: Q 14

Established in 1989, Tandanya enjoys a unique position as Australia’s oldest Indigenous owned and managed multi-arts centre. Tandanya is a national institute, presenting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts and cultures from Australia. The name comes from the language of the traditional inhabitants of the Adelaide Plains, the Kaurna

people (pronounced ”Garna”), and means “place of the Red Kangaroo”.Where: 253 Grenfell Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8224 3200 Fax: (08) 8224 3250Email: tandanya@tandanya.com.auWebsite: www.tandanya.com.auHours: Daily 10am – 5pm Contact: Education OfficerTours: ‘Ibis’, ‘Red Kangaroo’ and ‘Emu’ tours are available. Contact Education Officer for price and duration details. Bookings are essential.Resources: Posters, videos, tours, artefacts andgeneral information relating to the preservation of indigenous cultureCost: Entry free. Cost for tours, check website or phone Education Officer for details.Curriculum Links: Arts / Society and Environment / English / Tourism / Aboriginal Studies / Australian Studies / Australian History

Tourabout AdelaideTourabout Adelaide Private Tours was established in 1988, and specialises in designing programs to suit the specific needs and interests of their clients.Where: Kent TownTel: (08) 8333 1111 Fax: (08) 8333 1000Mobile: 0418 823 749Email: info@touraboutadelaide.com.auWebsite: www.touraboutadelaide.com.auTours: Does tours of the City on the following themes:• Cultural Heritage• West Terrace Cemetery• Pubs and Pulpits of North Adelaide• ‘On Track For The Ghan’Tours tailored to curriculum needs of students. Bilingual guides available.Tour meeting point: As arrangedTour times: WeekdaysDuration: Usually 1 – 2 hours, but negotiable depending on client needsNumber of students: Up to 20Age level: SecondaryCost: Flat rate per groupCurriculum Links: Tourism / Society and Environment

Trans AdelaideWhere: North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8218 2688 Fax: (08) 8303 0515Website: www.transadelaide.com.auContact: Rail Education UnitCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Treasury Building Tunnels ToursMap: M 15

Where: Medina Grand Hotel, Adelaide Treasury, Corner King William and Flinders Streets, AdelaideTel: (08) 8223 1234 Fax: (08) 8359 2494Contact: Ayers House ManagerTours: Arranged through Ayers House ManagerContent: Tour of tunnels under old treasury building (now site of the Medina Grand Hotel)Tour meeting point: As arrangedTour times: WeekdaysDuration: Approx 1 hourNumber of students: By arrangement – minimum of 10 studentsAge level: Primary / SecondaryCost: $4.00 per student. One teacher per 10 students is admitted free.Curriculum Links: Society and Environment

United Nations Association SAMap: M 16Where: 1st Floor, Torrens Building, 220 Victoria Square / Tarndanyangga, AdelaideTel: (08) 8226 4141 Fax: (08) 8271 4433Contact: Office ManagerEmail: unaasa@picknowl.com.auWebsite: www.unaa.org.au

Resources: United Nations materials, posters, magazines and book resources, newsletters of United Nations Youth Association SACost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

University of AdelaideMap: N 12

Where: Prospective Students’ Office, North Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8303 8381Website: www.adelaide.edu.au/schoolsContact:(1) Campus Tour Bookings(2) Schools Liaison OfficerTours: Either guided campus tours or tours tailored tospecific requirements (eg focus on particular faculties/careers, etc)Speakers will visit schools if requested to speak on study and research areas, careers, etcMore information available on website about open day (August), library access for Year 12 studentsTour meeting point: As pre-arrangedTour time: Weekdays. Tours start between 9.15amand 3.30pm Duration: 1 – 1.5 hoursNumber of students: Usual class sizeAge level: SecondaryCost: FreeCurriculum Links: All curriculum areas

University of South AustraliaMap: O 12 and H 13

Where: Two locations on North Terrace, AdelaideCity East – Eastern end of North Terrace, adjacent to Adelaide UniversityTel: (08) 8302 2511City West – Western end of North Terrace, near corner of West TerraceTel: (08) 8302 0511Website: www.unisa.edu.auContact: Liaison OfficerTours: Campus tours are conducted every day by prior arrangement through the Liaison Officer.Tour meeting point: As arranged when booking tourAge level: Upper Primary / SecondaryCost: FreeCurriculum Links: All curriculum areas

Urban Ecology Australia Inc (UEA)Map: L 16Urban Ecology Australia is committed to the transformation of human settlements into EcoCities – vibrant, equitable, ecologically sustaining and economically viable communities.Incorporated in December 1991, UEA is a United Nations accredited, non-profit, educational association.Where: 105 Sturt Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8212 6760 Fax: (08) 8212 6760Email: urbanec@urbanecology.org.auWebsite: www.urbanecology.org.auContact: Co-ordinatorTours: UEA runs student tours of the Christie Walk eco-housing project where visitors can see environmental sustainability in practice. Site has recycled stormwater, solar energy, rooftop and food gardens, straw-bale houses, and more. The tour will stimulate discussion

about community living, reducing dependency on cars and energy saving ideas.Resources: Teachers’ resource ‘Moving Towards Urban Sustainability’ is also available.Cost: $7 per studentCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Sustainable Futures / Science / Architecture

Victoria Square / TarndanyanggaMap: L 16

It was here on 9 July 1971 that the Aboriginal Flag was first ever flown. This area was also the main camp of the Parndana (Red Kangaroo Dreaming) people.A number of statues representing South Australia’s colonial past are featured throughout the Square.Where: King William and Wakefield Streets, AdelaideWebsite: www.adelaidecitycouncil.com/reconciliationCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / English / Science

West Terrace CemeteryMap: E 19West Terrace Cemetery is on the very edge of the Adelaide CBD. Many famous South Australians are buried there. The cemetery also has an Afghan and a Jewish section.Where: West Terrace, AdelaideTel: (08) 8139 7400 Fax: (08) 8139 7444Email: enquiry@aca.sa.gov.auWebsite: www.aca.sa.gov.au/west-terrace-cemeteryHours: Open daily during daylight hoursCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

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Wilderness Society of South AustraliaMap: L 15The Wilderness Society (TWS) is Australia’s largest community-based national conservation organisation. It works solely for the protection of Australia’s wilderness and other high conservation value areas and, through this, our unique ecosystems, plants and animals.There is an Annual Badge Day fundraising activity aimed at involving Primary students who sell badges on World Environment Day (June 5) to raise funds for conservation. All schools are notified of this event and how they can participate. See website for further details and for other information on conservation issues relating to South Australia and Australia.Where: Level 7, 118 King William Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8231 6586 Fax: (08) 8231 1068Email: sa@wilderness.org.auHours: 9am – 5pmContact: Campaign OfficerResources:• Audio visual, books and pamphlets available for rental• Education Package available to schools• Video and slide kits available for hire to schools• Community outreach campaigner does school visitsCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment

Women’s and Children’s HospitalMap: M 8Where: 72 King William Road, North AdelaideTel: (08) 8161 7000 Fax: (08) 8161 7459Website: www.wch.sa.gov.auContact: Senior Play therapist - pager number 4249Age Level: Reception to Year 3Tours: Tue and Thur only, between 10am-12noon. Bookings essential.Cost: Small cost per child

Women’s Studies Resource CentreMap: J 8Where: First Floor, 64 Pennington Terrace, North AdelaideTel: (08) 8267 3633 Fax: (08) 8267 2997Email: wsrc@wsrc.org.auHours: Mon, Wed and Fri 10am – 5pm Contact: CoordinatorResources: Non-fiction and fiction feminist library. Books, videos, DVDs, posters, kits and journals available for loan

Age level: Secondary and tertiaryCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Women’s Studies / Australian Studies / Gender Studies / Women’s Education.

World VisionMap: M 15World Vision is a non-denominational, Christian humanitarian aid and development agency.Where: 26 Flinders Street, AdelaideTel: (08) 8238 4600 Fax: (08) 8238 4601Email: saoperations@worldvision.com.auWebsite: www.worldvision.com.auContact: Youth Program LeaderSpeakers: Speakers are available to go out to schools to address student groups about what World Vision does – aid and marketing issuesNumber of students: Usual class or larger sized groupsAge level: Primary / SecondaryResources: Education resource kits and materials, library, videos and booklets, slidesCost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Religion /Asian Studies

YerrakartartaMap: K 13This art installation tells the stories of Kaurna Dreaming ancestor Tjilbruke and Ngarrindjeri Dreaming ancestor Ngurunderi.Where: North Terrace, Adelaide (in the lower forecourt of the Hyatt Hotel)Resources: Children can use crayon on paper or hand pressure on aluminium foil to recreate images of some of the bronze design images.Cost: FreeCurriculum Links: Society and Environment / Arts / English

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Adelaide Aquatic Centre 1Adelaide Botanic Garden 1Adelaide Central Market 1Adelaide City Council Archives 2Adelaide City Council Customer Centre 2Adelaide City Council Library Service 2Adelaide Festival Centre 2Adelaide Mosque 3Adelaide Oval 3Adelaide Park Lands / Playgrounds 3Adelaide Post Office 3Adelaide Railway Station (Rail Education Unit) 4Adelaide Skate Park 4Adelaide Statues and Memorials 5Adelaide Symphony Orchestra 5Adelaide Town Hall 5Adelaide Zoo 6Advertiser Newspapers Ltd 6Amnesty International 7Anne and Gordon Samstag Museum of Art 7Art Gallery of South Australia 7Art in Public Places 8Australian Bureau of Statistics Information Services 8Australian Electoral Commission Electoral Education Centre 8Australian Red Cross (SA Division) 8Ayers House Museum 9Bradman Collection 9Caritas Australia 9Chinatown 9City Beach 10City Bikes 10Community Information Strategies Australia (CISA) 10Conservation Council of South Australia 10Conservation Volunteers Australia 11Department for Environment and Heritage (DEH) 11Duryea Panorama 11Environment Protection Authority (EPA) 11German Consulate 13Golf Links 13Hawke Centre 13Himeji Gardens 13Hindmarsh Square Playspace 14Historic Walks (City Area) 14History Trust of South Australia 14Holy Trinity Anglican Church 14Jam Factory 14Kaurna Walk 14Kurrangga Park BMX Track 15Law Courts Courts Administration Authority 15

Light’s Vision 16Local Government Association (LGA) 16Migration Museum 16Multicultural SA 16Muslim Women’s Association 16Myer Centre 16National Wine Centre of Australia 17North Terrace Precinct 17Nunkuwarrin Yunti of South Australia Inc (Aboriginal Community Centre of SA) 17Old Adelaide Gaol 17Outreach Education 18Oxfam Australia 18Parliament House 18Piltawodli 18Popeye 19Primary Industry and Resources 19 Department Mines and Energy Branch 19River Murray Urban Users Committee (RMUUC) 19Riverside Bike and Paddle Boat Hire 19Royal Adelaide Hospital 19Rundle Mall 20Rundle Street Markets 20SA Water 20St Francis Xavier Catholic Cathedral 21St Peter’s Anglican Cathedral 21Service SA 21South Australian Council of Churches 21South Australian Metropolitan Fire Service 21South Australian Museum Education Service 22South Australia Police 22State Library of South Australia 22State Records 23TAFE SA 23Tandanya Aboriginal Cultural Institute 23Tourabout Adelaide 23Trans Adelaide 24Treasury Building Tunnels Tours 24United Nations Association SA 24University of Adelaide 24University of South Australia 25Urban Ecology Australia Inc (UEA) 25Victoria Square (Tarndanyangga) 25West Terrace Cemetery 25Wilderness Society of South Australia 26Women’s and Children’s Hospital 26Women’s Studies Resource Centre 26World Vision 26Yerrakartarta 26

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Index

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FESTIVALCENTRE

K ARRA

WIR R A PARR I

T ORREN

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R I V E

R

S T R AN G W A

Y ST C E

W A R D

KERMODE ST

B A R NA R D

S T RE ET

PALMER

M O L ES W O R

T H ST

C H I LD E R S

S

T R E ETB A R T

O N

T E RRA C E

B A R TO N T

C E

G O V ER

ST R E ET

T Y N TE

S T RE E T

STREET

BROUGHAM

P L

O'CONNELL

STREETA R C H

E R

S T R EET

BROUGHAM

MILLS

HILL STREE

T

K IN G

S TO N

T ER R

A CE

S TA N

L EY

S

T RE ET

M EL B

O UR N

E

S T

R EE T

F IN N

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T

M AC K

I NNON

MANN

PARK ROAD

MANN ROAD

TERRACE P A

R AD E

B U N D E Y S R D

TCE

PLACE

FROME

SIR EDWIN SMITH AVE

KING WILLIAM ROAD

ROAD

WAR

LEFEVRE

TERRACE

R O B E T E R R A CEMEDINDIE RD

MAIN NORTH RD

L E F E V R E

FCOTT RD

F I T Z R O Y T E R RA C E

RD

JEFFCOTT

J E F

JERNINGHAM STWAR

M E M O R I A L

D R I V E

PENNINGTON TCE

PLACE

P AR K TE RRA CE

MONTEFIORE ROAD

G R E N F E L L S T R E E T

P O R T RO A D

PORT ROAD

N O R T H T E R RA C E

R U N D L E M A L L

HACKNEY

ROAD

A N G A S S T R E E T

W A K E F I EL D S T R E E T

F L I N D E R S S T R E E T

P I R I E S T R E E T B A R T E L S R O A D

A NI C

RD

TERRACE

R U N D L E R D

D E Q U E T T E V I LL E T E R RA C EW A K E F I EL D R O A D

EAST

B O T

W A Y M O U T H S T R E ET

C U R RI E S T R E ET

H I N D L E Y S T R E ET R U N D L E ST

G I L L E S S T R E E T

H A L I F A X S T R E E T

C A R R I N G T O N S T R E E T

HUTT STREET

G L E N O S M O N D R O A D

PULTENEY STREET

FULLARTON ROAD

F R A N K L I N S T R E ET

G R O T E S T R E ET

G O U G E R S T R E ET

W R I G H T S T R E ET

S T U R T S T R E E T

G I L B E R T S T R E ET

S O U T H T E R R A C E

GAWLER PLACE

KING WILLIAM

HUTT ROAD

FROME

STREET

UNLEY ROAD

G R E E N H I L L R O A D

MORPHETT STREET

PEACOCK ROAD

SIR LEWIS COHEN AVE

GOODWOOD ROAD

ANZAC HIGHWAY

STREET

WEST TERRACE

SIR DONA

LD BRADMA

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G L O V E R A V E N U E

PLAN E TR EEDR

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VICTO RIAD R IV

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EMO RIAL

D RIV

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PROSPECT

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RUNDLE PARK

N O R T H A D E L A I D EBROUGHAM GARDENS

TANDOTITTINGGA(29)

HINDMARSH SQUARE

WHITMORE SQUARE

LIGHT SQUARE

WELLINGTON SQUARE

HURTLE SQUARE

VICTORIA SQUARE /TARNDANYANGGA

KARRAWIRRA (12)

PEACEPARK

UNIVERSITYOF ADELAIDE

BOTANICGARDENS

TOADELAIDE HILLSMOUNT LOFTY

TOUNLEY

ROYAL SHOWGROUNDWAYVILLE

WEST TERRACECEMETERY

PLAYGROUND

EDWARDSPARK

TOHYDE PARK

TOGOODWOOD

TOGLENELG

TORICHMOND

TOWEST BEACH

TOHENLEY BEACH

S O U T H C O U R S E

OLDADELAIDE

GAOL

BONYTHON PARK

BICENTENNIALCONSERVATORY

UNIVERSITY OFSOUTH AUSTRALIA

COUNTRY & INTERSTATE

RAIL TERMINAL

ADELAIDEO-BAHN

TOTEA TREE GULLY

TOWALKERVILLE

TOHILLS

TOMAGILL

TOKENT TOWN

HORSEDEPASTURING

AREA

PLAYGROUND

ADELAIDEZOO

CITY OF ADELAIDEGOLF LINKS

LIGHT'SVISION

ADELAIDEOVAL

MEMORIAL DRIVETENNIS CENTRE

PENNINGTONGARDENS

PALMERGARDENS

CRESWELLGARDENS

TOROSEWATER

TOPROSPECT

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TOPORT ADELAIDEOUTER HARBOR

ADELAIDEAQUATICCENTRE

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RS

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OVAL

BOTANICPARK

BARNGUTTILLA (8)

KUNTINGGA (7)

PITYARRILLA (19)

MULLAWIRRABURKA (14)

KADLITPINNA (13)

TAINMUNDILLA (11)

KURRANGGA (20)

TUTTANGGA (17)

TIDLANGGA (9)

ITYAMAIITPINNA (15)

VICTORIA PARK

BAKKABAKKANDI (16)

WITA WIRRA (18)

WALYO YERTA (21)MINNO WIRRA (21 WEST)

WARNPANGGA (10)

NANTO WOMMA (6)

KANGATTILLA (4)

NGAMPA YERTA (5)

KANDARILLA (3)

PADIPADINYILLA (2)PILTAWODLI (1)

PILTAWODLI (1) TARNDANYA WOMMA (26)

TARNDANYA WOMMA (26)

TULYA WODLI (27)

TULYA WODLI (27)

NARNUNGGA (25)

TAMBAWODLI (24)

WIRRANENDI (23)

WIKAPARNDO WIRRA (22)

KAINKA WIRRA

ANGAS GARDENS

HIMEJIGARDEN

OSMONDGARDENS

PANGKI PANGKI (28)

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Adelaide CityAdelaide

Adelaide Botanic Gardens 1 – Plane Tree DriveOpen: Mon – Fri 7:15am – 5pm, Sat – Sun 9am – 5pm

Adelaide Botanic Gardens 2 – Plane Tree DriveOpen: Mon – Fri 7:15am – 5pm, Sat-Sun 9am – 5pm

Adelaide Botanic Gardens 3 – Off Botanic RoadOpen: Mon – Fri 7:15am – 5pm, Sat – Sun 9am-5pm

Adelaide Botanic Gardens 4 – Plane Tree DriveOpen: Mon – Fri 7:15am – 5pm, Sat – Sun 9am – 5pm

Adelaide Central Market – Grote StreetOpen: Tue 7am – 5:30pm, Wed & Thur 9am – 5:30pm, Fri 7am – 9pm, Sat 7am – 3pm

Adelaide Station – North TerraceOpen: Mon – Fri 5am – 12am, Sat 6am – 12am, Sun 6:45am – 12am

Anzac Highway East – Anzac HighwayOpen: 24 hours

Anzac Highway West – Anzac HighwayOpen: 24 hours

Art Gallery of South Australia – North TerraceOpen: 10am – 5pm

Bonython Park – Port RoadOpen: 24 hours

Botanic Road – Botanic RoadOpen: 24 hours

Central Market Arcade – Victoria SquareOpen: Mon – Thu 8am – 5:30pm, Fri 8am – 9pm, Sat 8am – 3pm

Club House Lane – Hindley StreetOpen: Mon – Fri 7am – 11pm, Sat – Sun 7am – 4am

East Terrace – Rundle RoadOpen: 24 hours

Elder Park – King William RoadOpen: Apr – Sep 7am-6pm, Oct – Mar 7am – 8pm

Glen Osmond Road – Glen Osmond RoadOpen: 24 hours

Glover Playground – South TerraceOpen: 7am-8pm

Greenhill Road – Greenhill RoadOpen: 24 hours

Hindmarsh Square – Pulteney StreetOpen: Mon-Fri 7am-10:30pm, Sat 7am-11pm, Sun 7am-10pm

James Place – Southern Cross ArcadeOpen: Mon – Fri 7am – 10:30pm, Sat 7am – 11pm, Sun 7am – 10pm

Kingston Garden – West TerraceOpen: 24 hours

Port Road – Port RoadOpen: 24 hours

Rundle Street – Rundle StreetOpen: 24 hours

Rymill Park 1 – Rundle RoadOpen: 24 hours

Rymill Park 2 – Bartels RoadOpen: 24 hours

Savings Bank Place – Savings Bank PlaceOpen: Mon – Fri 5:30am – 6pm, Sat 5:30am – 1pm

Sudholz Place – Frome StreetOpen: Mon – Fri 7:15am – 6:30pm

Unley Road – Unley Road Open: 24 hours

Veale Garden – Off Sir Lewis Cohen AveOpen: 24 hours

Victoria Drive – Victoria DriveOpen: 24 hours

Victoria Park – North – Wakefield RoadOpen: Irregular hours. Facilities are only open for special events.

Victoria Park – South – Beaumont RoadOpen: Irregular hours. Facilities are only open for special events.

Victoria Square – Victoria SquareOpen: Mon – Fri 7am – 10:30pm, Sat 7am – 11pm, Sun 7am – 10pm

Wakefield Road – Wakefield RoadOpen: 7am – 6pm

West Terrace – West TerraceOpen: 24 hours

Whitmore Square – Whitmore SquareOpen: 24 hours

Wyatt Street – Wyatt StreetOpen: Mon – Fri 7:15am – 12am, Sat – Sun 7:15am – 6pm

North Adelaide

Adelaide Aquatic Centre – Jeffcott RoadOpen: 5am – 10pm

Bundeys Road – Bundeys RoadOpen: 24 hours

Lefevre Terrace – Lefevre Terrace Open: Apr – Sep 7am – 6pm, Oct – Mar 7am – 8pm

Mills Terrace – Mills TerraceOpen: 24 hours

Par 3 Golf Course – War Memorial Drive Open: Irregular hours. Facilities are only open when the golf course is open.

Pennington Garden – King William RoadOpen: 24 hours

University Oval – Sir Edwin Smith AvenueOpen: 24 hours

War Memorial Drive – War Memorial DriveOpen: 24 hours

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What is the City Classroom?The City Classroom acts as a central meeting point and classroom for groups that choose to visit the City on field trips and excursions. It is a purpose-built, free facility in the heart of the City. An initiative of Adelaide City Council, the space has been designed to make visiting the City with students easy by providing access to a fully resourced classroom at no cost.

Bookings are essential. Tel: (08) 8203 7990

106804

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