The Parliament’s website contains a significant resource hub for teachers to bookend the learning experience. Have a look at pre-program preparation advice and post-program ideas.

All programs at Parliament House are aligned to content in the HASS F-6 and Civics & Citizenship 7-10 Australian Curriculum, and are being aligned to the South Australian Curriculum.  Content delivered also suits SACE Legal Studies and Politics.

Contact the office of the school’s local MP – instructions are available online.

Maximum of two classes.

Programs at Parliament House are free.

Yes.  Specialised programs are available throughout the year, and schools can request custom professional learning programs.

There are no on-site facilities for food and drink at Parliament House.  Visiting groups often use various food courts in Rundle Mall, or the Adelaide Central Market for meal breaks.  If food is packed in student bags, groups occasionally eat at the rotunda in Elder Park.

Parliament is easily accessed by public transport. The Parliament does not provide car or bus parking. Busses may stop for a brief period in the loading bay at the front of the building to drop off visitors. The City of Adelaide is responsible for public parking in the CBD.

A document outlining risks and insurance information is available online.

Years 5-12.

Either the local MP that covers the school, or an internal tour guide from the Parliament’s Education Office.