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Education

Discover what a zoo can do.

Bring learning to life with expert-led programs and time-saving resources.

You're supported in your classroom and at the zoo, with memorable experiences that bring together animals, curriculum and care for the living world.

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Excursion programs
Browse the expansive range of educational programs for students of all ages and backgrounds.
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Digital programs
Free and interactive online workshops that connect your students with animals.
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Animal teaching resources
Ready-to-use resources for your classroom.

Support for your visit

If you've got an excursion coming up, here's everything you need to know.

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Plan your excursion
Plan your zoo visit with confidence.
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Prepare for your excursion
Get ready for your day at the zoo.

Projects they'll care about

Everything needed for your students' animal projects

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Become a Fighting Extinction School
The program gives teachers support to build their own curriculum-linked wildlife projects
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Build a project
Become a Fighting Extinction School by completing a curriculum-linked project with your students

Help Shape a New Unit of Work

We are seeking teacher feedback on a new Unit of Work focused on wildlife conservation. Simply review the Unit Overview and one lesson, then complete a short survey. As a thank you, you'll receive early access to the resource.

Feedback closes Friday 18 September 2026.

Access the Unit and Provide Feedback

Professional learning

Expert support for your teaching

"They're Calling On You" - Keeper hosts a talk centred around this campaign in the presence of some twelve guests.
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Teacher Professional Development
Support that saves time and strengthens your teaching.
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The Ethics of Wildlife Tourism (Elephants) - Years 7-10 Science (15 Oct)
Professional learning that fits your week.

Skills for the future

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Youth Programs
Learn more about our zoos, develop skills for the future and spend time with like-minded teens.
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Education programs are funded by the Department of Education and the Victorian Catholic Education Authority.

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