Sponsored by the Australian Prime Ministers Centre,
Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House
Students from years 5-12 are invited to research and create an entry on one prime minister and their contribution to the celebrations, memories and history of Australia.
The role of the prime minister is complex and varied. The prime minister runs Cabinet, answers to parliament and represents Australia. It is a job that has changed with time, personality and world events. Take the challenge to discover how Australian prime ministers have shaped the nation and the world!
For more details and assistance visit our website:
http://moadoph.gov.au/learning/resources-and-outreach/
Contacts
Rebecca Kellett
Schools Learning
Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House
rebecca.kellett@moadoph.gov.au
t: 02 6270 8280
f: 02 6270 8111
Linda Macfarlane
Australian Prime Ministers Centre
Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House
linda.macfarlane@moadoph.gov.au
t: 02 6270 8134
f: 02 6270 8260
Reference Desk
Australian Prime Ministers Centre
Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House
apmc@moadoph.gov.au
t: 02 6270 8270
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