Vintage objects meet miniature LEGO® brick worlds in RELICS: A New World Rises, an extraordinary exhibition created by LEGO® Masters winners.
Education bookings for schools
RELICS: A New World Rises is the perfect learning adventure for school groups, student excursions, and community education programs.
Created by LEGO® Masters winners Jackson Harvey and Alex Towler, RELICS transforms everyday objects into extraordinary miniature worlds made entirely from LEGO®. Each scene is packed with stories, characters, humour, and hidden details that ignite curiosity and reward close looking.
Why RELICS is an excellent excursion for schools:
RELICS brings together creativity, storytelling, engineering, and problem‑solving in a playful, hands‑on format. It’s an ideal learning experience for:
Visual Arts – Explore sculpture, installation, design principles, composition, colour, and creative reuse.
STEAM & Engineering – Spark conversations about structure, balance, scale, pattern, and imaginative problem‑solving.
English & Creative Writing – Each RELIC invites students to interpret narrative clues, make inferences, and create their own stories.
HSIE / HASS – Themes like environment, urban life, sustainability, and community are explored through tiny worlds. These relatable scenes spark conversations about contemporary real‑world issues and help students connect the exhibition themes to the world around them.
Critical & Creative Thinking – Students engage in observation, analysis, wonder, question‑asking, and inventing new possibilities.
Teamwork & Collaboration – LEGO® naturally supports group thinking, shared decision‑making, and playful learning.
Whether your students love art, design, building, storytelling, or simply the joy of creating, RELICS meets them where they are — and encourages them to imagine beyond the boundaries of the everyday.
School and group visits can include:
- A guided exhibition introduction tailored to age level
- Time for close looking, sketching, photography and video, and discussion
- Scavenger hunts for every student
- Optional hands‑on creative activities or LEGO® challenges (subject to availability)
- Accessible, inclusive gallery spaces designed for all learners
Suitable for:
- Primary (K–6)
- Secondary (7–12)
- Early childhood groups
- Homeschool groups
- Vacation care and out‑of‑school programs
- Community education groups
- Special needs education groups
- Alternative education programs
- Youth support services
- Youth clubs or activity groups
Bookings:
Bookings are essential for all schools and groups.
Bookings for group of 10 or more will receive a 15% discount
To make a booking or discuss how we can tailor your visit, please contact:
education@chcc.nsw.gov.au or phone (02) 6648 4700
LEGO® is a trademark of The LEGO Group which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this exhibition.