Sydney Jewish Museum is closed to the general public for redevelopment. We remain open for school excursions and corporate groups.
Challenge your students to explore Holocaust history and think critically about this period of history. In this three-hour program students will participate in a workshop that focuses on source analysis, introducing them to key primary sources and situating them in context as they learn the way incremental and systematic developments culminated in mass murder.
Your program includes the opportunity to meet a Holocaust survivor and put a face to history. Support your students in developing historical empathy as they ask a survivor questions and add personal narratives to their knowledge of the past.
The tour of the Museum allows students to examine some of the nearly 600 images and objects on display; to consider the ways material culture can deepen historical understanding.
The Sydney Jewish Museum is embarking on a major redevelopment project which will enable us to significantly expand and enhance our programs and exhibitions. As a result, the Museum will be closed in 2026. However, when we reopen in 2027, we will welcome many more visitors, teachers and school groups. In the meantime, we continue to deliver our quality, impactful and curriculum-linked educational programs for school groups at a suitable and convenient location in Bondi Junction. Program bookings are available from 9am to 4pm every weekday except Friday. We can also design bespoke online sessions to meet your needs.
If you’d like to speak to our team about your booking, you can contact us at bookings@sjm.com.au
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Our Educators have created activities and resources for teachers to use to engage students before and after their visit to the Museum.
FACE-TO-FACE
This program challenges the misconception that Jews went “like lambs to the slaughter”, with examples of Jewish resistance.
Rights and FreedomsFACE-TO-FACE
Explore the creation and role of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other crucial documents protecting human rights through the lens of contemporary issues in Australia.
Fact Through FictionFACE-TO-FACE
Historical fiction is a unique way for students to engage emotionally and intellectually with the Holocaust. This interactive session will explore the issues of historical accuracy and authorship.
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