Why learn about places from a textbook when you can investigate them firsthand?

Join us for a hands-on day of outdoor learning as we explore some of Sydney's most iconic harbourside suburbs. We'll walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge, visit hidden local gems, collect real-world data and discover what makes a place a great place to live.

Designed for Stage 3 and Stage 4 homeschool students, this excursion brings Geography to life through practical investigations, fieldwork and observation in one of the world's most spectacular urban environments.

What we'll do

Walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge
Explore Millers Point, Milsons Point and Lavender Bay
Use fieldwork equipment to measure noise, light and temperature
Conduct neighbourhood surveys and investigate community facilities
Complete field sketches and map-based activities
Collect and analyse real-world data
Visit a hidden harbourside garden created from a former railway embankment
Meet and learn alongside other homeschool students

Why families love fieldwork

Many students learn best when they can move, explore and experience concepts in the real world.

This excursion provides an engaging alternative to desk-based learning and gives students the opportunity to investigate Geography firsthand while spending the day outdoors.

All fieldwork equipment is supplied, and every student will have the opportunity to participate in practical activities throughout the day. Worksheets are also provided and may be completed during the excursion or used afterwards as part of your homeschool excursion package.

Geography fieldwork

Fieldwork is an important part of the NSW Geography syllabus. Students can use the investigations and data collected during the day to contribute towards Geography fieldwork requirements and related learning activities.

Location

Millers Point → Sydney Harbour Bridge → Milsons Point → Lavender Bay

A detailed meeting location and map will be provided before the excursion.

Suitable for

Stage 3 and Stage 4 homeschool students.

Price

$38.50 per student

A minimum of 15 students is required for the excursion to proceed.

Looking for a different date?

If the advertised date doesn't suit your family or homeschool group, Auseco can also arrange private excursions during October, November and December 2026.

Private excursions require a minimum of 15 students. A private Humanitix event will be created so participants can register and pay individually.

Please contact Auseco at info@auseco.com.au to discuss available dates.

About Auseco

Auseco has been delivering hands-on field studies across Sydney since the 1980s. Our team includes experienced educators, scientists and geographers who are passionate about helping young people learn through exploration, discovery and real-world investigation.

Important Information

Children must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible parent or carer at all times throughout the excursion. Parents and carers retain responsibility for the supervision, care and wellbeing of each participant in their care for the duration of the program, including while moving between fieldwork locations.

Auseco Education provides the educational program, fieldwork instruction and equipment for the excursion. Responsibility for the supervision and care of participating children remains with their accompanying parent or carer at all times.

Participants should be comfortable walking several kilometres throughout the day, including stairs, footpaths and other urban walking surfaces.

For further information, please contact Auseco Education at info@auseco.com.au.

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