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Exhibit Visits & School Tours

Teachers and educators! You can book a class visit to the Museum for students to explore a variety of exhibits about the history of the qathet regional district.

We have different curriculum based school tours available for booking, with more under development.  Please see below in regard to the options of school tours we have. 

Please note that all school tours require:
  • minimum 2 weeks notice is required 
  • maximum of 30 students per group 
  • a filled out version of the registration form emailed to programs@qathetmuseum.ca
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Please use the registration form to book your school visit:
school_tour_booking_form.pdf
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Fees
  • ​$2.00/student for self-directed visits
  • $4.00/student for a generalized museum tour led by Museum staff
  • $5.00/student for a curriculum-based tour led by Museum staff

Invoices can be requested to be emailed prior to the tour date, otherwise, they will be provided the day of. There is no charge for accompanying teachers and chaperones.

What to Expect
  • On-site bathroom facilities [male/female only] [non-accessible]
  • ​No elevator/Stairs only
  • Large parking area for buses
  • Close to Willingdon Beach Park

For more information, as well as directions, please check out our Visit Us page.

Our School Tour Options:

Self - Guided Tour
Students will be allowed to explore the Museum exhibits at their own pace. Staff will be available to answer questions.
Students will be provided with a general scavenger hunt worksheet aimed towards their grade level.

Fee: $2.00/student
Recommended Grades: all grades
Length: variable

General Museum Tour
Students will be led through the current exhibits by a Museum staff member, who will provide additional context and information for each display. At the end, students will have the option of either exploring on their own, or doing a general scavenger hunt aimed to their grade.

Fee: $4.00/student
Recommended Grades: all grades
Length: 45 minutes - 1 hour

Sailors & Settlers | Grades 3-4
Students will learn about early European settlers and explorers in the qathet Region, as well as the role on Indigenous People at this time. They will get hands-on when learning about topics such as hunting, the fur trade, and maps.
school_tour_info_package_grades_3-4.pdf
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Fee: $5.00/student
Recommended Grades: Grades 3-4
Length: 2 hours

Forestry, Fishing, & Fields! Oh my! | Grades 4-5
Students will learn about the local environment and the naturally occurring plant, animal, and geologic resources in the qathet Region. The focus will be on those used traditionally by the Tla'amin Nation, as well as those which drew early Settlers to the area.

For more information, please download our teacher's guide:
school_tour_info_package_grades_4-5.pdf
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Fee: $5.00/student
Recommended Grades: grades 4-5
Length: 2 hours

From Bones to Beads: Early Indigenous Civilization | Grade 7
This tour is still under development. Please check back later.
Fee: $5.00/student
Recommended Grades: grade 7
Length: 2 hours

Christmas Special: Christmases Long Ago
Students will learn about heritage Christmas and holiday traditions that occurred in the qathet Region. They will enjoy a fun, heavily craft-focused time and develop their understanding of history and their fine motor skills.
school_tour_info_package_christmases_long_ago.pdf
File Size: 461 kb
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Fee: $6.00/student
Recommended Grades: grades 1-6
Length: 2 hours

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​Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of material on this website. Dates and times are subject to change. 
Territorial Acknowledgement 
The qathet Museum & Archives is located on the traditional territories of the Tla’amin Nation. The Museum is committed to collaborating with all Indigenous peoples of this province including the Tla'amin Nation. We acknowledge the harms of the past, are committed to improving relationships in the spirit of reconciliation, and we extend our appreciation for the opportunity to live and learn on this territory. ​
  • Visit Us
    • Plan Your Visit
    • Exhibits >
      • Current Exhibits
      • Virtual Exhibits >
        • Kathaumixw
        • Riveting Women
        • Symphonies of the Sunshine Coast
        • Capturing Mountains
        • Story of Cedar
        • Powell River Firsts
        • Rod LeMay Collection
        • Pop-up Museum Exhibits
  • What to Do
    • Public Programs Calendar >
      • Little Wonders
      • Spring Speaker Series
      • Fall Speaker Series
      • Night at the Museum
      • Trivia Night
      • Halloween Costume Walk
    • Virtual Programs >
      • Virtual Portal To the Past
      • A Taste of qathet's History
      • The Crafty Corner
      • Dive Into the Archives
    • Tours >
      • Haunted Walking Tour
  • Learn
    • School Programs >
      • Exhibit Visits & Tours
      • Outreach Kits
    • Local History Books
    • Educational Resources >
      • Indigenous History
      • Place Names
      • Forestry History
      • Memories of the Mill
      • Community History
      • Blast from the Past
      • The Coast Memoirs
      • Heritage Stops
    • Collections >
      • Objects
      • Archives >
        • Indexes & Finding Aids
        • Archival Descriptions
        • Powell River Digester
        • Phone Books & Directories
        • Good Citizen
        • Record of Military Service
    • Research Requests
  • Events
  • Support
    • Membership
    • Volunteer
    • Donate
    • Careers
  • About
    • COVID-19 Updates
    • Name Change
    • Our Mandate
    • News & Reports
    • Contact Us
  • Forestry Museum
  • Logo Contest