Parliament of South Australia
Bring Civics and Citizenship learning to life with the Parliament of South Australia.
Parliament House is the home of South Australia’s legislature – the primary law making body in South Australia. The South Australian Parliament consists of the House of Assembly and the Legislative Council, which provide a rich backdrop for discovering democracy and learning about how South Australia is governed.
Guided tours, debate programs, viewing opportunities, digital programs and regional initiatives are available to encourage active citizenship and meaningful student learning. All programs are aligned with the Australian Curriculum.
Depending on the year level, the student learning includes:
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- Levels of government
- The separation of powers
- Law making
- The role of Parliament
- The role of Members of Parliament
elections - Interesting historical facts and conventions connected to the Parliament of South Australia
Teacher professional learning is available year round to support educators with their Civics & Citizenship programming.
Bookings
All opportunities for schools can be viewed online here.
All current PL events for teachers can be viewed online here.
Phone:
Address:
Parliament House
North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000
Organising your visit
Please consider whether a sitting day or a non-sitting day is best for your class – the sitting calendar is available here
- Allow extra time before your tour starts to clear through a security screening similar to that at an airport.
- Secure storage is available for school bags.
- Public toilets are available.
- Water bottles are the only item permitted on school tours.
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