The first step to planning your school or group visit is to find out what’s on:
Explore Questacon your way in a self-guided gallery experience.
See Questacon in a whole new light at Q by night.
Students grade or booking type | Price (per person) | Free supervising adults to students ratio |
Preschool | $15.00 | 1:4 |
Primary | $15.00 | 1:10 |
Secondary | $15.00 | 1:15 |
Tertiary | $17.20 | 1:15 |
Social – Adult | $20.50 | N/A |
Social – Concession | $15.00 | N/A |
Social – Child | $15.00 | N/A |
Social – Under 4 | Free (when accompanied by a paying adult) | N/A |
Students grade | Price (per person) | Free supervising adults to students ratio |
Primary | $21.25 | 1:10 |
Secondary | $21.25 | 1:15 |
Tertiary | $21.25 | 1:15 |
An invoice will be issued after your visit. Or you can pay when you arrive for your group booking by cheque, credit card or EFTPOS. All group booking prices are exempt from GST.
Ready to visit us? You will need to book all school and group visits using the Book Canberra Excursions website. Select ‘Register’ or ‘Sign in’ to create a trip.
Read more about creating a trip on the Canberra Excursions help page.
Our catering partners – Atomic Catering – offer options for packed breakfasts, lunches and light refreshments. They also offer dinner for those attending our Q at Night sessions.
For any enquiries or to make a booking, please contact Atomic Catering:
To get the most out of your visit, be well informed:
While Questacon presenters will run the program with the students, duty of care remains the responsibility of teachers and adults associated with each group. It is expected that a teacher or adult from each group will be present in any Questacon gallery with students or children.
Questacon has $20,000,000 Public Liability Insurance. A copy of our Public Liability Insurance certificate can be downloaded below.
For any insurance and safety questions, please contact the Schools Experience Program Office by email group.bookings@questacon.edu.au or phone 02 6270 2893
Questacon acknowledges First Nations peoples as the Traditional Custodians and first scientists, makers and innovators of this land and their continuing connection to Country. We pay our respects to the Elders past, present and emerging.
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