Reopening in 2025, the Potter Museum of Art will launch a new schools program providing engaging, hands-on educational experiences that align with current curricula and are closely connected to our rotating thematic exhibitions and permanent art collections.
The 2025 Schools Program responds to the landmark exhibition 65,000 Years: A Short History of Australian Art, offering curriculum-aligned tours and a limited number of hands-on workshops, catering to school Grades 3–12.
The tours and workshops are developed in partnership with Ngarrngga, an Indigenous-led collaboration between the University of Melbourne’s Faculty of Education, Indigenous Knowledge Institute and Indigenous Studies Unit.
Student Programs
Deep dive into 65,000 Years with a curriculum-aligned exhibition tour guided by experienced facilitators, catering to school Grades 3–12.
Teacher Events
Learn how to showcase the Indigenous knowledges in our upcoming exhibition through these professional development opportunities.
Learning Resources
Engage with the 65,000 Years exhibition with high quality, Indigenous-led curriculum resources created by the Ngarrngga Project.
Schools program updates
Subscribe to the Potter schools newsletter to stay up to date with the exciting programs coming in 2025. We will notify you when new resources and programs become available.
