Blending the worlds of fun and education, the Planetarium’s flexible school sessions assist in covering the Australian Curriculum, with experiences suitable for primary, middle and high school classes. Topics covered by our experienced astronomers are guided by the SACSA Framework Strand called Earth and Space for the Standard of each year. This includes understanding the basic motions of the sun, earth and moon and their effect on everyday life; components of the solar system; and understanding the universe and the nature of space exploration.
A fulldome movie is included into each session. You can view our library of movies here.
Admission
School sessions can be booked from 10am for approximately 60 minutes. Extended sessions may be arranged for an extra charge – please contact the Planetarium.
Download the school booking guide.
Bookings are essential to visit the Planetarium. Please contact us via email - adelaide.planetarium@unisa.edu.au for availability and booking form.
| Including movie1 | |
|---|---|
| Admission Fee | $10.00 per person |
| *Two teachers admitted free of charge per session |
1 min booking $160.00
Did you know?
The footprints on the moon will be there for 100 million years due to its lack of atmosphere, wind, and water.
Important notes
- Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to the session commencing to allow for children to go to the toilet and to be ready to enter the Planetarium at the scheduled time. Please check in with a staff member upon arrival.
- All students must be accompanied by at least one teacher.
- No food or drink to be consumed in the Planetarium.
- Use of moblile phones, electronic devices and photography are prohibited inside the Planetarium.
If you have any further enquiries, please contact the Planetarium:
Telephone: (08) 8302 3138
Email: adelaide.planetarium@unisa.edu.au
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 4.30pm.
Testimonials
"Can you pass on a huge thank you to Martin for his outstanding presentation last week. I've had lots of positive feedback from kids and parents about the show. They particularly loved his quite teaching manner as opposed to lecturers who just dazzle us with facts. How lucky are we to have such a wonderful resource and talented person."
