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The museum has developed a suite of high-quality online games, designed specifically to augment classroom teaching.

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History

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HASS

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures

First Nations knowledge

First Nations

School program

Barani 

Workshop

Science

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Oceans, earth and environment

Ocean futures

Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics 

Tour and workshop

English

Pirates

Pirate school 

Dutch seafaring

First contacts: tall ship Duyfken

British seafaring

Endeavour tour

Explore the museum at your own pace on a self-guided visit to the museum galleries and HMAS Vampire. A self-guided visit gives teachers and students the freedom to discover the museum independently and in your own time.

Self-guided

Mathematics

Technologies

Sustainability

Self-guided school visit

Featured programs

A curated collection of digital resources to support classroom learning about James Cook and the Endeavour voyage.

Learning topic

Learning resource for schools

James Cook and HMB Endeavour

An online game where players take the role of a modern maritime archaeologist hunting for some of Australia’s most prized shipwrecks.

Educational game

Maritime archaeology

Shipwrecks

Wreck seeker

Created by the Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) in collaboration with the Australian National Maritime Museum, this learning resource supports students and teachers in Years 3 to 6 to explore the award-winning animated television series The Deep in the classroom and beyond.

The Deep learning resource

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This education resource introduces students to the Duyfken, which was the first European vessel to meet the First Nations people of Australia on Wik country on the Cape York Peninsula in 1606.

1606 - Contact at Cape Keerweer

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