has a intro film and a small museum. also great gift shop and cafe
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has a intro film and a small museum. also great gift shop and cafe
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This was extremely interesting-to see the workings of this great service-and the professional talk given was excellent
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For $7.50 per adult we got a short film, a guided tour, and were able to see lessons in progress. Even though we are not teachers we enjoyed the information provided and seeing what the school had to offer. What an amazing classroom.
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It was a really interesting experience and spent more time there than expected. The staff where lovely and took there time to explain everything.
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Although we visited on a sunday we still found this a highly interesting couple of hours.
We were shown the faciltities, had a very informative talk from David (many thanks!) and were shown a short video detailing the history and ongoing purpose of this hugely important oepration.
There is a small shop for souvenirs and visitors are able to buy...
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This is an experience for everybodyn, not only for teachers! It makes clear the dimensions of Australia and what people can do,living in this part of Australia. It was most informativ and also very funny to hear the stories of the pupils. You can see live how the lessons are done and the stuff is happy to explain evreything to...
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There are really interesting exhibits and the film describing the formation and running of this amazing service is worth watching. The ways needed services have been (and still are) provided for the vast, under-populated interior is fascinating.
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Absolutely amazing how the School of The Air works! The staff were very informed and friendly and helpful. Looks like these students do more school work than our children in ordinary schools. A real insight into station life.
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When I was at school myself, I remember reading about this school in the Australian outback, where children had lessons on their remote ranches/stations by radio. It’s still here – and its most dispersed pupils are still 1,700km away from each other. Only in 2006 did they give up on the radio and go over to the internet, mainly by...
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This is a fascinating place to visit. There is a short information movie to watch so that you can learn the history of the service - you can then browse around and even watch as a class is actually taking place. These days, the School of the Air utilises good technology to provide strong connectctivity so that the performance of...
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