The Aviation Heritage Museum offers curriculum aligned educational programs for schools. These education tours are custom designed for primary school, high school, and aviation specialist schools. They include a looking at aircraft, commemorating the defence of the country, and telling stories about the heroes of aviation in Australia. This offers a hands-on opportunity for students to actively engage in learning, observing, exploring, and answering questions.
If you are interested in booking the educational programs in museum, please book it online through the booking link. Credit card payment is required at the time of online booking.
If the option for an invoice is required for your booking, please call the museum on 08 9311 4470.
Hands-on programs for schools and community groups, built around the collection.
Featuring a personalised tour of aircraft from WWI, WWII and modern conflicts. Highlights include the Sopwith Camel, Supermarine Spitfire, Consolidated PBY Catalina, Avro Lancaster, Douglas Dacota C-47, Bell…
Featuring a personalised tour of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft. Work with labelled diagrams and questions designed to test observation skills and questioning skills. Focus on STEM…
Students will be engaged in a walking tour of fixed wing aircraft. By the end of the tour, they will be able to identify three main forces of…
This program explores kinetic energy, heat transfer, and technological evolution by exploring the fascinating world of aircraft engines.
Aligned with the WA History Curriculum, this program explores the evolution of aircraft technology and the experiences of Australians at war. In small groups, students will visit the…
Students will begin with a personalised tour of the museum’s aircraft while investigating the science of flight. They will examine Bernoulli’s Principle of Flight and apply their understanding…
