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Sydney Royal Easter Show

Education

An excursion to the Sydney Royal Easter Show is an amazing opportunity for students and compliments the new syllabus requirements for mandatory agriculture topics from early stage 1 through to stage 5.  Full of interactive, educational and fun experiences the Easter Show is a great yearly excursion for all ages!

Schools Excursions

Full of hands-on activities, interactive sessions, competitions and performances, the Show is the perfect opportunity to obtain a snapshot of Australian agriculture.

School tickets to the Show are available to NSW and ACT public schools, and registered non-government schools. Students must attend as a school group with teacher supervision.

Student Workshops

Attending the Show with your students? The student workshops for secondary school students are back at the 2025 Easter Show on Friday 11th April 2025.

These workshops are run by experts in their fields to create an educational and interactive experience that also helps meet various curriculum outcomes, such as Stage 4 Mandatory Technology and Stage 5 Agriculture and Food Technology.

The 2025 Food Technology workshops are $15 per student (in addition to their entry ticket). Two workshops will be available and will be confirmed soon!

Workshop Details:
What: Workshop topics will be confirmed soon but 2 different topics will run.
When: Friday 11th April 2025
Where: Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW
Cost: $15 per student in addition to entry ticket.
Booking Details: Bookings will open soon. Sign up to our Education Newsletter here to be the first to know. 

Teacher Professional Development

At the 2025 Easter Show, RAS Education is running 2 teacher professional development workshops that are now available! Read more about these opportunities below. Places are limited so book now or contact us for more information.

Stage 4 Technology Mandatory Agriculture Workshop


This workshop is designed to support non-agriculture-trained teachers in feeling comfortable and confident teaching the agriculture component of the Stage 4 Technology Mandatory syllabus. Participants will explore strategies and ideas for teaching the current syllabus outcomes while preparing for the implementation of the new 2026 syllabus.

The workshop will include:

  • A 30-minute presentation highlighting practical approaches and real-world examples.
  • Practical strategies for classroom adaptations in resource-limited schools.
  • A guided outline for teachers to take home and implement in their classrooms.

Whether your school has access to a farm, a kitchen, or neither, this session provides adaptable solutions to fit your resources. Time will also be allocated for questions and collaborative discussion to ensure every participant leaves with actionable insights.


The Art of Chocolate


Create new connections and appreciation of the familiar treat of Chocolate. This new understanding will be put into practice in a fun, engaging context as you explore

The history of cacao, what is chocolate?, the journey from Bean to Bar (Plantation/Factory), regional variations in Chocolate and the crucial awareness of Sustainability and Ethics.

This experience will be guided by Duncan Kendall, Head of Education at the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW, sourcing premium chocolates that will have no preservatives, no artificial flavours, simply fresh and naturally flavoured. You will also learn firsthand the key skill of how to eat chocolate to get the maximum taste pleasure by engaging your five senses.

OOSH

Outside of School Hours (OOSH) tickets will be available again in 2025! OOSH tickets are available on weekdays during the school holiday period. In 2025, OOSH tickets will be available for purchase on April 14th – 17th and 22nd.

OOSH excursions provide a fantastic school holiday experience that is interactive, educational, and fun!

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