Education experiences at Museums Wellington

COVID-19 Guidelines for Educators – Wellington Museum, Space Place, Nairn Street Cottage and Cable Car Museum will no longer require vaccine passes fromTuesday, 5 April under the Government’s COVID Protection Framework (traffic light system). Find our guidelines here.

We offer tailored, hands-on learning experiences at all four of our museums, to link with your school’s unique local curriculum. From social sciences to space science, your class will gain a unique understanding of the Wellington region and the southern skies. Programmes are available for Years 1 to 13, addressing a range of aspects of our NZ curriculum including learning areas, values and key competencies. Get in touch with our team to discuss your requirements and any questions you may have for your next visit. Check out our Education blog here.

If you can’t make it into one of our sites, we can engage with your akonga regardless of alert levels! We have a team of kaiako who would love to support the inquiries from your akonga, answer pātai and support your local curriculum, either via Zoom or with an in-person visit to your kura.

The Museums Wellington Education Team look forward to sharing our amazing learning spaces with you and your students.

Wellington Museum

Wellington Museum – Te Waka Huia o Ngā Taonga Tuku Iho gives students the chance to connect with the past, present and future through stories, taonga and objects of Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui. Explore the environment, events, people and places of the capital city.

Cable Car Museum

Cable Car Museum demonstrates how technology was used to shape the city. Located in the original winding house the museum is a unique resource that ads to the layers of the Wellington story.