Rosemary for remembrance- Students can conduct a historical inquiry through the stories and lives of the Anzacs in this workshop. They discover the meaning behind the rich symbolism and emblems within the Anzac memorial.
Learning at the memorial
The Anzac Memorial's suite of online remote programs are designed for flexible delivery either in class or at home.
Anzac war horses- Students can explore the role of the Australian Light Horse and the unbreakable bond between man and horse. This online module contains:
- an audio recording of Loyal Creatures by Morris Gleitzman
- the journey of one trooper and his beloved horse
- a creative writing exercise.
Devoted service- In this workshop, students will explore the lives of four courageous servicewomen in the First World War focusing on the role of nurses and matrons. Students will be encouraged to reflect on the values and how they can apply them in their own lives.
Amazing Anzacs- Students will explore some of the Australian experiences of the Forst World War thorough the lens of four individual stories. They will then explore their own creativity using living sculpture and puppetry as an artistic medium.
Anzac war horses- Students can explore the role of the Australian Light Horse in the First World War, the battles they fought, won and lost that helped forge our national identity.
Curriculum links: Depth Study 3: Australians at War: World War I (1914–18)