Meaningful learning beyond the classroom
- Expert teaching by NSW Department of Education educators
- Curriculum-aligned programs linked to NSW K–12 Syllabus outcomes and content
- Comprehensive excursion support, including risk assessments and pre- and post-visit learning resources
- Safe, engaging outdoor learning in a natural bushland environment
- Purposeful, hands-on fieldwork and practical investigations that develop students’ skills and deepen their understanding
Primary school excursions
Curriculum-aligned K-6 excursions connecting Science and Technology, HSIE and PDHPE with hands-on fieldwork and outdoor learning in the bushland and waterways of Western Sydney.
Primary school incursions
Curriculum-aligned K–6 incursions delivered on school grounds, bringing Science and Technology to life through hands-on investigations of living things, design processes and solutions, materials, and Aboriginal Knowledges and perspectives.
Secondary school excursions
Curriculum-aligned Years 7–12 excursions connecting Science, Geography and Visual Arts with hands-on fieldwork, environmental investigations and creative learning in the bushland and waterways of Western Sydney.
Secondary school incursions
Curriculum-aligned incursions exploring Science and Technology through Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ application of Knowledge, connecting scientific concepts with traditional technologies.
High Potential and Gifted Education
High Potential and Gifted Education programs for Stage 1 - 3 students, providing challenging, hands-on learning experiences that extend students across the intellectual, creative and social-emotional domains.
Aboriginal education
Curriculum-aligned excursions and incursions connecting HSIE and Science and Technology with hands-on learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples’ Cultures, histories, perspectives and Knowledge systems.
Leadership and wellbeing
Excursion programs designed to develop leadership skills and support the wellbeing of primary school students, aligned with the PDHPE curriculum.
Professional learning
Practical professional learning for teachers, aligned with NSW curriculum priorities, focusing on outdoor learning, fieldwork, environmental education and enhancing cultural capacity.
Environmental and Zoo Education Centres
Longneck Lagoon EEC is part of the NSW Environmental Education Centre network. Find a centre near your school and explore local excursions, incursions and environmental learning opportunities.