In this program, students will be guided through the Shrine's newest exhibit, 'SPARTANS & ANZACS'. They will investigate historical sources to understand the significance and experiences of individuals, events and sites during the battle of Thermopylae and the Battle of Greece in the Second World War.
Program Details:
- Suggested Year Level/s: 7 and 8
- Group Size: Class size - maximum of 28 students
- Sessions: Limited sessions available on either a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday
- Time: 10:15am
- Length: 90 minutes
Students will:
- Describe the actions of a significant individual and why they were important.
- Identify the lasting impact or legacy a significant individual has today.
- Identify important places where Australians fought in wars and explain why they were significant.
- Explain different perspectives and experiences of people involved in or impacted by wars.
Victorian Curriculum 2.0 links
Level 7 and 8
- VC2HH8K16 causes and consequences of contacts and conflicts within and/or with other societies, resulting in developments such as the conquest of other lands, the expansion of trade and peace treaties
- VC2HH8K17 the role, contribution and achievements of a significant individual or group to change an ancient society
- VC2HH8K18 interpretations of the significance of an ancient society and/or individual and their legacies
Level 9 and 10
- VC2HH10K15 significant places where Australians fought
- VC2HH10K17 significant events and turning points of the world wars
- VC2HH10K16 the experiences and perspectives of those who fought or were deployed overseas, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and women
School Booking Enquiry: SPARTANS & ANZACS
Register your interest in the Spartans & Anzacs program for Years 7–10. Complete the enquiry form and our education team will be in touch.
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