A Day Out at the House

A full school day experience of creative learning with a performance or workshop and Sydney Opera House tour. 

Embark on a journey of inspiration and wonder with a ‘day out’ experience at the Sydney Opera House, with a curated program to fit your excursion needs.

Designed by Sydney Opera House artists, this unique program experience promises to ignite imaginations, nurture curiosity, and create lasting memories for students from both primary and secondary schools.

For further information on a Day Out at the House, call us on +61 2 9250 7770 or contact us.

Program details

What to expect

  • Student can experience up to 9 different performances per year, suited to a variety of stage and year levels, with links across different curriculum areas.
  • Each performance has a 15 minute question and answer session with the artists on stage.
  • Workshops inspired by either our performances or STEAM perspectives, students participate in active workshops that use the Sydney Opera House building and site, and our local and international performances as a catalyst for learning and reflection.
  • A guided walking tour, where students hear about the Sydney Opera House’s history, design and engineering feats, and the stories behind this UNESCO world heritage site.

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Excursions at the Opera House

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Schools Tour

Term 1 – 4

Filled with stories that demonstrate the power of creativity, students join a guided tour to learn how architect Jørn Utzon created a sculpture on Sydney Harbour that changed the course of 20th century architecture.

A young girl wearing a school uniform stares out a window in a Sydney Opera House foyer. The Sydney Harbour Bridge is seen in the background.