The Chinese Museum is thrilled to announce it has received a grant from the Victorian Government to fully fund a digital incursion program for regional schools in Victoria!
Digital Cultural Adventures is the Chinese Museum’s new digital incursion program which brings the museum into the classroom via videoconferencing. Digital Cultural Adventures are suitable for primary and secondary students and provide authentic experiences to promote intercultural understanding. There are five modules to choose from.
What does the program include?
Who is eligible?
Thanks to Creative Victoria's Strategic Investment funding program, the Chinese Museum is pleased to offer regional schools in Victoria the chance to participate in Digital Cultural Adventures for FREE!
But, spaces are limited and the incursions must take place by 30th April 2021, so please book quickly to avoid missing out!
How can my school participate?
To make a booking enquiry, click the button below or email us at [email protected].
Booking Inquiry
The Digital Incursion Program is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.
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