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Student Learning Experiences Planner A U S T R A L I A ...MORE THAN ‘Just another Coach Company’ PROFESSIONAL STUDENT L EARN ING EXPER IENC E COOR DINATO R S HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS STUDENT LEARNING EXPERIENCES PLANNER WWW.TRAVELWAYSAUSTRALIA.COM.AU CONTENTS Introduction 3 CANBERRA AND THE Capital REGION 6 PACER Guidelines and Application Form 8 1 Day Itinerary 13 2 Day Itinerary 15 3 Day Itinerary 17 THE Snowy MOUntains 22 3 Day Itinerary 23 CONTACT US: CENTRAL WEST 26 CALL US ON (02) 9632 5200 2 Day Itinerary 27 FAX TO (02) 9632 4477 BathURST GOLDFIELDS 29 OR ALTERNATIVELY, EMAIL TO 2 Day Itinerary 30 [email protected] 3 Day Itinerary 32 www.travelwaysaustralia.com.au NORTH Coast 33 SOUTH Coast 34 1 Day Itinerary 34 Kiama Coaches Trading as 3 Day Itinerary 35 Hopkinsons Travelways Discover SYDNEY 36 A.B.N 45 062 787 571 125 Woodpark Road, Smithfield NSW 2164 3 Day Itinerary 37 P.O Box 12 Merrylands NSW 2160 Quotation Request Forms 38 2 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS 3 MORE THAN Just BUS TRIPS We are pleased to present you with To make a booking: our Student Learning Experiences 1 CALL Planner, your essential guide to Call or fax us with the following excursion planning. information: Destinations and attractions Travelways provides a service to Primary and Preferred accommodation Secondary schools throughout Australia. We Proposed departure and return dates specialise in assisting School Groups and Student year and number of Teachers with their excursion planning. students/teachers travelling. Our aim is to provide students with a fun educational learning experience. Taking students 2 QuotE on an excursion with Travelways can be a pleasant We will forward you a written quote. and enjoyable experience with the assistance from 3 QuotatION accEPtancE the Travelways team. Sign and return the quotation form. Travelways conducted its first one-day excursion in 1962. Some schools have chosen Travelways as 4 BOOK their preferred excursion coordinators for more On receiving the signed quotation form, than 25 years. During this time, we have received your accommodation, itinerary & Coach numerous letters from schools complimenting will be booked. We will forward you a the quality and value of our service and their copy of the final documents as soon as experience. confirmed. The Travelways team has extensive knowledge 5 DEPOSIT of tourism in Australia specialising in the Snowy A deposit invoice will be issued to Mountains, Bathurst, Hill End, Canberra, the Blue secure your booking. Mountains and the South Coast Old Mogo Town. PAY We have arrangements with numerous hotel/ 6 A tax invoice will be forwarded to you motel, budget accommodation, cabins and caravan and full payment will be required within parks and we know with whom to talk and how to 14 days from the tax invoice date. prepare your itinerary according to your needs. 2 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS Introduction 3 The Hopkinsons modern bus and coach fleet ranges MORE in size to suit your charter requirements. THAN ‘Just All vehicles are monitored via two way radio communication and GPS tracking. Operations anotHER staff monitor all movements to guarantee our customer satisfaction. Every day we transport many schools in style, coacH luxury and safety. We are the leading provider of all forms of school transfers, charters and coMpany’ tours. Hopkinsons coaches are available for: day charters, school camp transfers, CONTACT US: local sports transfers, CALL US ON (02) 9632 3344 interstate tours and FAX TO (02) 9632 4402 educational tours. OR ALTERNATIVELY, EMAIL TO [email protected] www.hopkinsons.com.au Kiama Coaches Trading as Hopkinsons 4 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS 5 AVAILABLE VEHICLES IncluDE : 19–54 seat coaches Wheelchair accessible available Seatbelt equipped Entertainment package including Reverse cycle air conditioning TV, DVD and CD player PA system Restrooms available on request AM/FM radio Tinted windows with curtains 66–71 seat coaches No wheelchair accessible options Seatbelt equipped Entertainment package including Reverse cycle air conditioning TV, DVD and CD player PA system Restrooms available on request AM/FM radio Tinted windows with curtains 45–50 seat buses Wheelchair accessible available Reverse cycle air conditioning PA system AM/FM radio Cloth high back bench seats 11 seat mini buses Luggage Trailers Seatbelt equipped Hopkinsons can Reverse cycle air provide extra luggage conditioning capacity on request. AM/FM radio TV/DVD player 4 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS Introduction 5 CANBERRA AND THE 1 DaY EXPERIENCE CAPITAL A visit to our Nation’s Capital allows you to gain a valuable educational REGION experience of our Government and our Nation’s history. CANBERRA, ACT Departs school: 6.00am Returns: approx. 8.00pm. A visit to your Nation’s Capital allows Choose 2 – 3 of the venues listed pupils to gain a valuable educational on page 7. experience of our Government and our Nation’s history. 2 DaY In this uniquely fully planned city, students are involved in a range of educational programs EXPERIENCE focused on Australian history, civics and citizenship, The 2–day Canberra Adventure science, art and culture. allows you to take advantage of A close up view of the Federal parliamentary Canberra’s many attractions. system exposes students to the features of Experience our Government and Australian democracy and their rights and our Nation’s history. responsibilities as an Australian citizen. 6 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS 7 VENUE SelectION 1 Australian Institute of Sport 28 National Library of Australia 2 Australian National Botanic Gardens 29 National Museum of Australia 3 Australian Science Festival 30 National Portrait Gallery 4 ANZAC Parade Memorials 31 Parliament House 5 Australian War Memorial 32 Parliamentary Education Office 6 Canberra Deep Space 33 Phillip Ice Skating Centre Communication Complex 34 Questacon - National Science and 7 Canberra Glassworks Technology Centre 8 Canberra International Sports & 35 Royal Australian Mint Aquatic Centre 36 Southern Cross Cruises 9 Canberra Railway Museum 37 Telstra Tower, Black Mountain 10 Canberra Reptile Zoo 38 Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve 11 Cockington Green 12 CSIRO Discovery Centre AccoMMODatION 13 Electoral Education Centre SelectION 14 Geoscience Australia 1 Alivio Tourist Park 15 Government House 2 Australian Institute of Sport 16 High Court of Australia 3 Best Western Sundowner Village 17 Indonesian Embassy 4 Birrigai at Tidbinbilla 18 iPlay Australia 5 Bush Capital Lodge 19 Mount Ainslie 6 Camp Cottermouth 20 Mr Spokes Bike Hire 7 Canberra Carotel 21 Zone 3 Laser Games 8 Canberra City YHA 21 Museum of Australian Democracy 9 Capital Country Holiday Village 22 National Aquarium and Wildlife Park 10 Eagle Hawk Holiday Park 23 National Archives of Australia 11 Gold Creek Tourist Resort 24 National Art Gallery 12 Greenhills Camp and Conference Centre 25 National Capital Exhibition 13 Ibis Styles Eagle Hawk 26 National Dinosaur Museum 14 International Airport Motel 27 National Film & Sound Archives 15 Warrambui Retreat 6 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS Canberra and the Capital Region 7 8 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS 9 10 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS 11 ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk your place your space Surrounded by large open spaces and tranquil bushland, ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk is the perfect place to base your next educational excursion. Our team like to make things fun and accommodating for all of our guests. We look forward to seeing you soon! www.ibiscanberra.com.au Accommodation Hot buffet breakfast & dinner For every 20 students, for 300+ students Daily packed lunch supplied 1 teacher, stays and teachers Caters to all dietary FREE! free of charge requirments Dedicated meal and All rooms include linen All coach captains recreational rooms and ensuite bathroom stay and eat for free ibis Styles Eaglehawk 1224 Federal Highway, Sutton North ACT/NSW Border 2620 BOOK NOW [email protected] | 02 6241 6033 10 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS 11 12 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS 13 1 DAY CANBERRA ITINERARY ITINERARY DAY ONE 5.45am Coach arrives at school. 6.00am Depart school for Canberra. Midway comfort break (at own expense). 10.00am Electoral Education Centre Three part program – 1) The Theatrette ‘Democracy the Australian way’ 2) The Dead Zone ‘Discovering TOURS Electoral Activities Zone’ 3) The Polling Place IncluDE : Lunch – Students and teachers to provide their luxury seatbelt equipped own packed lunch. coach travel 12.30pm Australian War Memorial A visit to the War Memorial offers students many ways to come entrance and attraction fees to understand and empathise with Australians (where possible) who served and died during war. The galleries cover every major war in which Australians have accommodation of been involved. your choice 2.00pm Parliament House meals (excludes breakfast 2.00pm – House of Representatives and lunch on the first day and the Senate and dinner on the last day) 3.00pm – Parliamentary Education Office teachers travel free 4.15pm Depart Canberra for return journey to school. Midway comfort break – at own expense. 8.00pm Approximate arrival at school. 12 HOPKINSONS TRAVELWAYS Canberra and the Capital Region 13 Australia’s premier elite sporting precinct. Only minutes from Canberra’s CBD and set among 65 hectares of campus-like grounds. Our specialist school group consultants can develop a tailored camp program. AIS Athletes Village Other facilities at the AIS The AIS Athletes Village is perfect for groups of all sizes, with • Free off-street parking for vehicles and buses and monitored capacity for up to 250 guests. by security guards and CCTV 24/7. Nutritious meals are included in all on-site stays and • A games room in the AIS Athletes Village offers video games, served in the AIS Dining Hall, alongside visiting athletes. pool table, table tennis and more. AIS Athletes Village security is controlled with swipe • Studio One is a large space in the AIS Athletes Village cards. Teachers and group leaders are provided with suitable for activity nights and group gatherings. access cards for all group members. • AIS Theatrette or AIS Visitor Centre Theatrette are available AIS Tour is included with all school group accommodation stays.
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