Learning Destinations are places, clubs and organisations that provide high quality learning opportunities and activities to students.

Children’s University Australasia and Africa (IO) (Children’s University) members can ‘travel’ with their Passport to Learning to engage in learning activities and experiences – or Learning Destinations – with a ‘wow’ factor.

There are two types of Learning Destinations: Public Learning Destinations and Restricted Learning Destinations. A Public Learning Destination is one that can be accessed by any passport holder or member of the public, such as a museum or library. Restricted Learning Destinations are for a predetermined Children’s University audience and are typically school-based clubs.

We are so proud to offer Children’s University members an extensive range of unique and appealing Learning Destinations across Australia and New Zealand.

All organisations seeking to become Learning Destinations must undertake our quality assurance process, known as Planning for Learning, to ensure consistency in the quality of learning activities.

Learning Destinations are encouraged to provide both physical and virtual activities for Children’s University members. Partnering with Children’s University provides an opportunity to promote your activities to the Children’s University network both nationally and internationally.

Benefits to becoming a
Learning Destination

Children’s University participants are actively looking for places to visit that offer memorable educational activities and many will make repeat visits.

Encourage Visitation

This is a chance to reach out and engage with local schools, libraries and local residents.

Community Profile

You can receive real time stats on participation.

Insightful Reporting

Promote your day-to-day business, school holiday programs and upcoming events.

Marketing Benefits

You will be supporting the empowerment of children, especially from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Improve Equity

You are invited to participate in Children’s University graduations.

University Connections

You will be contributing to the success and achievement of young people.

Support Learning

Connect your business to a network that has a global reach.

International Profile

Learning Destinations

100s of Learning Destinations and activities for Children's University Members can be accessed when you login to the portal.
Below are our featured Learning Destinations for this month.

Step into a world of steam-powered wonders at Steampunk HQ
Steampunk HQ is an interactive museum, which allows for exploration and discovery. It features an interesting collection of retro-futuristic sci-fi art, movies, sculpture and sound. The Steampunk future is driven by the unusual…Steampunk is a quirky and fun genre of science fiction that features steam-powered technology. It is often set in an alternate, futuristic version...
Government House – a Regal Destination
Children’s University is delighted to announce that Government House is opening its doors to CU students for the very first time during their Open Day on Sunday 30th October, 2022. “Government House has been the home and workplace of South Australian Governors for more than 180 years,” Her Excellency said. “On your visit, you will...
Perth Zoo
A day at Perth Zoo is an unforgettable experience as you and your family may find yourself getting close to a Sumatran Tiger, African Lion or an Asian Elephant on a self-guided or a Zoo Walks and Talks tour. Plan your zoo visit and check out some of the animals you’ll get to meet during...
Lake Macquarie Council
Lake Macquarie Council has been working closely with Children’s University Newcastle since the program was launched in 2015. Arts, Culture & Tourism (ACT) at Lake Macquarie City Council offer a number of Learning Destination experiences to Children’s University members.  The Learning Destinations include the Museum of Art and Culture (MAC), library branches, Rathmines and Warners...
The Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden – A garden for all seasons
This remarkable private garden, built and operated by volunteers, is located near Burnie, in North-West Tasmania. The site was little more than scrub and blackberry infested hillside in 1981, before the vision of its founders and lots of hard work turned it into a world standard garden. A plant museum More than 24,000 rhododendrons and...
Discover the Magic of Yakult: A Fascinating Journey through the National Headquarters and Factory in Dandenong, Victoria!
Located in Dandenong, Victoria, come and explore the national headquarters and factory where Yakult is produced! Everybody is welcome to visit the Yakult factory, where members can view the entire production process safely through large viewing windows. The hi-tech facility incorporates food processing equipment designed specifically for manufacturing Yakult, including Yakult’s distinctively shaped bottles, filling...

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