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Cultivate creativity at Boroondara Arts through our learning program. We are committed to providing creative experiences for young people and families through a year-round program of exhibitions, tours, workshops and online resources for primary, secondary and tertiary students. Our education team offers teacher resources to inspire students and meet curriculum outcomes.

 

Classroom learning resources

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Find learning resources to enhance your classroom lessons.

'Pattern Recognition' learning resource

Engage in discussion and activities responding to the concept of symbols, stories​ and the beauty found in the persistent exploration of artistic expression.

Season Shifts

Support discussion and activities responding to artworks that explore nature through the themes of time, transformation​ and sustainability.
This image shows a landscape featuring a natural rock formation shaped like an arch. The scene is rendered entirely in shades of blue, creating a monochromatic effect. The rock surface is textured with intricate patterns resembling dense clusters or foliage, and small trees or shrubs grow on top of the formation. The arch opens to a view of the background, where additional rock formations and sky are visible. The sky is marked with painterly streaks and variations in tone. The foreground includes more textu © Annika Romeyn, detail from 'Endurance 9', 2021, watercolour monotype on paper, 250 x 190 cm, image courtesy of the artist and Flinders Lane Gallery.

Boroondara Remembers: Honouring Victoria Cross recipients

This resource is designed to engage year 9 and 10 students in a classroom setting to learn more about the Victorian Cross (VC) Award program.

Simple art activities

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Find simple creative activities to keep students entertained.

Festive tree bunting

Make your own paint-rollers to make some fun and arty festive bunting.

Weave a mini wall hanging

Using a basic cardboard loom, learn the basics how to make your very own colourful weave.

Learn how to make a mini-Zine

Samantha Riegl from Sticky Institute takes you through the easy steps to create a simple Zine.
A cartoon head. They are smiling, and are wearing round glasses and have their black hair up in a bun on top of their head.
The entrance to the Hawthorn Arts Centre with a large sliding glass door in a modern entryway

Visiting the Hawthorn Arts Centre

Find information about booking requests, venue accessibility and travel information to help you plan your visit to Hawthorn Arts Centre and Town Hall Gallery.
Plan your visit

Education news

Our Education program quarterly newsletter contains information about what’s on offer for schools and teachers, including workshops, opportunities for students and education resources.

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Town Hall Gallery Collection

Use the Town Hall Gallery Collection database to see art and historical and civic memorabilia from Kew, Hawthorn, and Camberwell.

Meet the artists

Listen to local artists discuss their work and gain insight into artworks exhibited at the Town Hall Gallery.

Boroondara Eisteddfod

Our annual Eisteddfod brings together talented musicians of all ages to showcase their skills and share in the joy of performing.

Boroondara Photograph Competition

Our annual photograph competition celebrates the diversity and heritage of Boroondara’s places, spaces and people.

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