📅 Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays (During weeks 2 to 9 of school term)
🕚 10am to 12pm, including a morning tea break (as a single program, double program runs 10am to 2pm)
🎫 $12 per student for single program, $18 per student for double program (paired with Who Were The Convicts?)
💸 Book online and receive an emailed invoice via button above
🧒 Single program: max 35 students - Double program: max 70 students
👩👧👦 Ratio - 1 teacher/attending adult : 10 students
✋ Any questions? Contact our Programs Bookings Officer on (02) 6205 0916 or email here
Want to experience a day in the life of a convict?
A convict was a person who committed a crime and was sentenced to transportation from their homeland to a penal colony on the other side of the world. They were required to work as labourers and servants for the duration of their sentence. In the Australian colonies, convicts were assigned to work for the government and free settlers.
Become a Lanyon convict in this role play program that provides hands-on experience of convict life. Students are introduced to historical enquiry skills, such as examining and exploring different perspectives and different information sources in relation to the 1830s convict era. Imagining and empathizing with the convict experience, students will relate their personal experience to life as a convict at Lanyon Homestead.
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Travel South on Tharwa Drive, and near the brown signage turn right to Lanyon Homestead. Follow the dirt road to the Lanyon Heritage Centre – stopping at the A-frame sign. Bus drop off and pick up is at the Lanyon Heritage Centre