Sydney Jewish Museum
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About the Intensive
This intensive has been developed to support teachers' knowledge about Judaism, as it appears in the Religion Curriculum P-12. The intensive will be provided at Sydney Jewish Museum by the Museum staff in cooperation with BCE Religious Education Services.
Registrations via iLearn. The iLearn codes are now available. BCE06358 - 2 Day Study Intensive (18 & 19 July) BCE06359 - Optional Day (20 July) |
A new video produced by Brisbane Catholic Education about Teaching about Judaism within the Religious Education Curriculum. Filmed at the Sydney Jewish Museum.
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What you will learn at the museum
A three-day intensive program for teachers will once again be delivered at Sydney Jewish Museum July 18, 19 & 20.
Day 1 will focus on understanding Jewish culture (primary and SOR curriculum)
Day 2 will focus on Religion/State relations and Good and Evil (especially the new secondary curriculum).
This year, there is an optional Day 3 experience, where participants will be given time to explore the Museum, the Synagogue, and participate in a Shabbat meal. This could be particularly relevant to APREs planning to bring staff to the Museum in the future. Registrations are now open in iLearn. Places will be limited.
Day 1 will focus on understanding Jewish culture (primary and SOR curriculum)
Day 2 will focus on Religion/State relations and Good and Evil (especially the new secondary curriculum).
This year, there is an optional Day 3 experience, where participants will be given time to explore the Museum, the Synagogue, and participate in a Shabbat meal. This could be particularly relevant to APREs planning to bring staff to the Museum in the future. Registrations are now open in iLearn. Places will be limited.
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Details
2018 iLearn Details BCE06358 - 2 Day Study Intensive - 18th and 19th July (Wednesday and Thursday)
Flights & Accommodation Travel and Accommodation Participants/Schools are responsible for organisation and payment of their own flights and accommodation. Participants in the past have generally booked accommodation at the Kirketon Hotel in Darlinghurst which is a short walk to the museum. |
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Program
Program- What you will learn at the Sydney Jewish Museum
Day 1 will focus on understanding of Jewish culture for both Primary and Secondary teachers.
Day 2 will focus on Religion/ State relations and the Holocaust history and experiences.
Day 3 (new for 2018) is an added optional and experiential day which will provide further opportunities to explore the Museum, a Synagogue Tour and also includes a Shabbat meal at the Museum. This day has been added as optional, based on feedback and interest from previous participants.
Program- What you will learn at the Sydney Jewish Museum
Day 1 will focus on understanding of Jewish culture for both Primary and Secondary teachers.
Day 2 will focus on Religion/ State relations and the Holocaust history and experiences.
Day 3 (new for 2018) is an added optional and experiential day which will provide further opportunities to explore the Museum, a Synagogue Tour and also includes a Shabbat meal at the Museum. This day has been added as optional, based on feedback and interest from previous participants.
- The final program will be released two week before departure
- Participants are responsible for arriving on time for the course to begin at 9am at the Sydney Jewish Museum on each day. The Museum can accommodate baggage storage if you are travelling directly to/from the airport.
- There are plenty of restaurants within a short work from the museum.
- Please come prepared for an intensive program of work.
- Sydney Jewish Museum - 148 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst NSW 2010. [link to map]
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we purchase resources at the SJM?
Yes, they have a great collection of books, children's books and artefacts - ask the person at the front desk if you can view resources for teachers.
What money will we need?
You will need to cover the cost of all meals each day, and note that a few restaurants around the area charge cheaper prices but are cash only. Resources at the SJM can be purchased using credit card. As a price guide a small seder plate for children might be $15 and a large book with a pull out section detailing the history of the Jewish people is around $65.
Can I take photos?
Yes, but only close up.
Why are there security guards at the SJM and the Synagogues?
Some of the artifacts contained in the museum are irreplaceable. Additional security is also provided because unfortunately anti-Semitism still exists in Australia.
Do I need to bring an ipad / notebook / pen?
Copies of the power point will be provided for you but the slides usually don't have the information that the presenter provides verbally, so note taking can be very helpful.
Yes, they have a great collection of books, children's books and artefacts - ask the person at the front desk if you can view resources for teachers.
What money will we need?
You will need to cover the cost of all meals each day, and note that a few restaurants around the area charge cheaper prices but are cash only. Resources at the SJM can be purchased using credit card. As a price guide a small seder plate for children might be $15 and a large book with a pull out section detailing the history of the Jewish people is around $65.
Can I take photos?
Yes, but only close up.
Why are there security guards at the SJM and the Synagogues?
Some of the artifacts contained in the museum are irreplaceable. Additional security is also provided because unfortunately anti-Semitism still exists in Australia.
Do I need to bring an ipad / notebook / pen?
Copies of the power point will be provided for you but the slides usually don't have the information that the presenter provides verbally, so note taking can be very helpful.
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Target Audience
APREs, Teaching Staff - Primary and Secondary Keywords Jewish, Sydney, Sydney Jewish Museum, Religious Education, Judaism |
For more information contact
Elizabeth Fort Education Officer RE Phone: 0403048281 efort@bne.catholic.edu.au |
Accreditation to Teach Type: Accreditation to Teach Religion in a Catholic School
Accreditation Hours: 16.00 Training Hours: 16.00 APST Hours: 16.00 Australian Professional Standards for Teachers: APST Standard 3, 6 and 7 |