Educators and students alike will find a wealth of useful and intriguing information in our educational resources.
The Museum offers many learning opportunities for schools and students, our packs and activities are all aligned with the Australian Curriculum. We welcome you to the Museum and hope you enjoy your visit.
Please be advised that for safety and security reasons, many of our carriages and locomotives are locked off.
The National Railway Museum provides a small selection of self-guided early education packs. These come in PDF format.
The Museum has a new outreach project called Repurposed Railway Items, for schools and/or students who cannot visit the Museum. Press 'Read More' for details.
YRS 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Bob the Railway Dog, Trains and Minerals, To the Teacher and Student, Worksheet – to be released Term 3.
Bob the Railway Dog, Trains and Minerals, To the Teacher and Student, Answers and Research – to be released Term 3.
Bob the Railway Dog, Trains and Minerals, Support Material - on display at the museum
PDF Downloads:
Australias first steam operated railways
Timeline – A history of rail in South-Australia
Take a look at this fantastic and informative video about catching trains, which is held at the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia!
Richard Takes a Train Ride
Footage linked with the permision of the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
Adult |
$17 |
Concession |
$10 |
Child |
$7 |
Family |
$40 |
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The National Railway Museum acknowledges the Kaurna people as the traditional owners and custodians of the Adelaide Plains. We honour and respect their ongoing cultural and spiritual connections to this country. We aim to respect the cultural heritage, customs and beliefs of all Indigenous people.