Understanding their countrys history, heritage and environment is part of the study curriculum for any student and very often this will mean field trips to the areas around the school or college.
coach hire Brisbane will make it easy to get students to such experiences as following an Aboriginal art trail through the bushland in Mount Coot-Tha Reserve as well as providing an opportunity to spot native wildlife.
At the foot of the mountain there are a tropical zone, rainforests and Japanese gardens to explore at the Brisbane Botanic Gardens.
History and culture is all on offer at the Queensland Cultural Centre on South Bank, where students can see the skeleton of a Queensland dinosaur in the Queensland Museum and the work of famous Australian artists in the Queensland Art Gallery.
For Australias wildlife, take students to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, just a short drive from the city centre. There they can get close to koalas and meet possums, kangaroos, wombats, emus and lyrebirds.
Sydney and its surrounding areas provide a huge variety of learning opportunities that can be made easily accessible with the use of a charter bus.
The Blue Mountains, for example, offers a wealth of educational opportunities that includes the Mount Tomah Botanic Gardens, home to more than 5000 species of plants from the cooler parts of the world. About an hour from Katoomba are the Jenolan Caves, one of the finest and oldest cave systems in the world featuring underground rivers and incredible formations, perfect for studies of geology and geography and related subjects.
Younger students might enjoy a trip on the Zig Zag Railway, which departs from Clarence Station and weaves its way into the Lithgow Valley through the Blue Mountains scenery.
Perth, in Western Australia straddles the Swan River and although it is one of the worlds most isolated capital cities, it is also well supplied with sporting and music venues. A charter bus in Perth will get students to and from sporting fixtures as well as music events and festivals but also provides educational opportunities in the neighbouring coastal city of Fremantle, home to two museums, the Maritime Museum and the Round House.
Underneath the Round House is the Whalers Tunnel, originally built to provide easy access between the original Bather's Beach port and the town of Fremantle. The tunnel has been restored in recent years, and now has detailed explanations of its construction, and local artefacts.