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NGV School Support Programs

Access for all schools
It is a priority of the NGV to break down the barriers that make it challenging for some schools to participate in the NGV’s world class education programs.

Krystyna Campbell-Pretty Family Schools Support Program
Through the generous support of Krystyna Campbell-Pretty AM and family, this program supports schools that have not recently visited or who otherwise may not have the opportunity to visit the NGV, with a particular focus on reaching students preparing for studies at senior secondary school level as well as primary and secondary school aged students from regional, remote or isolated communities.

The NGV is grateful for the support of Krystyna Campbell-Pretty AM and family who ensure that the NGV can be accessible to thousands of students who would not otherwise be able to visit.

Your NGV Arts Access Program for Students, Children and Families
The Your NGV Arts Access Program provides free access to NGV exhibitions and education programs for Year 3-6 students who would otherwise not have the opportunity to visit the NGV. The program also offers teacher professional development sessions and resource materials developed by the NGV.

This program is supported by the Packer Family and Crown Resorts Foundations. The NGV is deeply grateful to the Foundations for their generous support of this program.

Your school may be eligible for these school support programs. Applications are assessed throughout the year.

NGV Schools Support Application

To apply for a School Support program please fill out the form below. Once we have received the request we will assess your school’s eligibility and allocate you to the most appropriate program. We aim to inform you of the outcome of your application within 3 weeks. If you would like any further information or have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the Schools Support team by email [email protected] or call 03 8620 2340.

It is a priority of the NGV to break down the barriers that make it challenging for some schools to visit the Gallery and participate in education programs. What are some of the challenges the students at your school face in visiting the Gallery? (150 word limit)