Weird & Wonderful World of Plankton
This engaging 1.5 hour incursion introduces students to the weird and wonderful world of plankton and their vital role in ocean food webs and climate regulation. Through interactive activities, a marine biologist presentation and a creative activity, students discover plankton diversity and the threats they face.
Private Life of Turtles (Incursion with optional beach clean-up excursion)
Explore the remarkable life cycle, habitats and migrations of marine turtles while learning about the challenges they face in the wild. Students are inspired to take practical action to help protect these iconic marine reptiles through hands-on learning and an optional beach clean-up activity
Healthy Waterways & Unhealthy Waterways Posters
Are you teaching your class and children about pollution or habitat degradation? Check out our colourful posters that demonstrate what makes an unhealthy vs healthy waterway. Great for classrooms and interactive activities.
Central Coast Marine Discovery Centre
Based in Terrigal, the Central Coast Marine Discovery Centre provides engaging marine and coastal education programs for primary and secondary students. Their hands-on fieldwork experiences allow students to investigate local ecosystems, collect scientific data, and develop a deeper understanding of marine environments. Curriculum-linked excursions are delivered by qualified educators and support learning in Science, Geography and environmental education through authentic, real-world investigations.
Marine Discovery Centre Hastings Point
Education programs combine interactive presentations with hands-on field studies in local coastal ecosystems, including rocky shores, mangroves, dunes and wetlands. Programs are tailored from early learning through to senior secondary, inspiring students to develop a deeper understanding of marine environments and ocean conservation.
Port Macquarie Marine Discovery Centre
Students have hands-on opportunities to explore marine ecosystems, biodiversity, aquaculture and coastal conservation through interactive activities and live displays. Programs are available for learners from early childhood through to senior secondary and can be tailored to support a range of science and environmental learning outcomes.
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium x Seabin Learning Pack
Each student pack utilises real data from the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium x Seabin partnership to develop age-appropriate skills in scientific investigation, data interpretation, geographical thinking, and sustainability problem-solving. Activities range from creative poster design and graphing tasks to evidence-based reports and policy-style proposals.
Whale Secrets Excursion – Byron Bay
Discover whale secrets at Cape Byron Lighthouse headland. Students will experience a playful mix of drama, games, story, and ocean discovery for Stage 1 (Years 1-2) students. This excursion supports the Living World topic of the K-10 Science and Technology syllabus.
Whale Secrets School Excursion – Byron Bay
Discover whale secrets in a playful mix of drama, games, story and ocean discovery. This excursion supports the Living World topic of the K-10 Science and Technology syllabus.
A Whale of a Time School Excursion – Byron Bay
Discover the wonderful world of whales on this excursion around Walgun Cape Byron headland. This excursion is designed to support the Living World Science and Technology topic content strand.