The Art Gallery of New South Wales provides education programs for temporary exhibitions, for students from years K-12 and for teachers.

Programs for years K-6 include:

• Special discovery tours
• Workshops

Programs for years 7-12 include:

• Study mornings
  An introduction to major temporary exhibitions. Usually take the form of a slide talk and may incorporate a video or performance component. Duration: 45-60 minutes. Maximum audience: 300 students. Recommended for large groups with limited time available.
• Study days
  An intensive look at the themes and ideas of temporary exhibitions. Includes lecture, exhibition tour, workshops and, where possible, talks by artists. Audience limit: 60 students per day.
• Workshops

Programs for teachers (of all years) include:

• Teachers' Days
  An intensive and inspiring day focussing on key issues and ideas. Food for thought as well as practical ideas for the classroom. Includes lectures, discussions and workshops by educators, historians, artists and critics.
• Teachers' Previews
  An opportunity to learn about forthcoming exhibitions through a slide lecture or exhibition viewing.

Also look out for Artist's and Curator's Talks.

Click an exhibition title for detailed education programs:

• 2006 Biennale of Sydney >
  7 June - 27 August 2006
  Years K-6
  Years 7-12
• Zen Mind, Zen Brush >
  17 June - 13 August 2006
  Years 3-6
  
• Lewis Morley >
  5 June - 27 August 2006
  Years 7-12
• Giacometti >
  18 August - 29 October 2006
  Years K-6
  Years 7-12
• Dobell Prize for Drawing 2006 >
  29 September - 3 December 2006
  Years 7-12
• Goddess: Divine Energy >
  13 October 2006 - 13 January 2007
  Years K-6
  Years 7-12

EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS POSTER:

• YEARS K-6 >
   
• YEARS 7-12 >