Adelaide Festival Centre
The Adelaide Festival Centre provides authentic performing, visual arts and cross-curriculum learning experiences for South Australian school students which can inspire inspire creativity, expand cultural understanding and foster a lifelong passion for learning and the arts.
centrED Learning programs offer engaging, relevant education through uniquely designed workshops, experiences and events. They provide a foundation for fostering creative, cognitive, emotional, aesthetic and social development of future generations as life-long learners.
Address:
King William Road, Adelaide SA 5000
Adelaide Festival Centre
King William Road, Adelaide SA 5000
School bookings
ALL school visits must be booked in advance.
For all paid bookings please use the Adelaide Festival Centre centrED Booking Form.
For all other bookings please refer to the booking information in the event details.
For more information and to discuss your student learning needs please contact centrED:
Explore learning resources for Adelaide Festival Centre performances and programs. https://www.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au/learning/learning-resources/
Organising your visit
Please see the Adelaide Festival Centre centrED website for information on how to support your visit:
Adelaide Festival Centre centrED website
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Redevelopment
Adelaide Festival Centre is currently undergoing an exciting redevelopment. For the most up to date information regarding access please click this link.
For school specific questions you can also contact centrED via email or phone.
eNews
Click below to subscribe to Adelaide Festival Centre’s centrED eNews, the essential tool for teachers to keep up to date with curriculum based learning experiences at the Centre.
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Filter programs for Adelaide Festival Centre
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 | Teachers’ Big Days Out | South Australia’s major cultural institutions, along North Terrace and beyond are preparing for an exciting three day program for the second Teachers’ Big Days Out in 2020. Loaded with professional learning opportunities for educators across multiple learning areas, this event will provide you with strategies of how to incorporate a variety of cultural institutions and their collections into your teaching programs! | English HASS - Civics and Citizenship HASS - Geography HASS - History Mathematics Science STEM Technologies The Arts | Festival | professional-learning | english hass-civics-and-citizenship hass-geography hass-history mathematics science technologies the-arts | critical-and-creative-thinking ethical-understanding intercultural-understanding literacy | aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-histories-and-cultures sustainability |