Years 9 to 12
In this program students learn about arrest procedures, re-enact an arrest and discuss basic facts relating to Victoria’s legal system.
Students will view displays exploring early criminal investigation techniques, encounter some of Melbourne’s most notorious criminals, discuss the history of crime and punishment in Australia and view evidence recovered from real crime scenes.
Cost: Free - gold coin donations welcome
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
VELS Curriculum links
| Domain | Dimension |
|---|---|
| Civics and Citizenship | Civics knowledge and understanding |
| The Humanities: History | Historical knowledge and understanding, historical reasoning and interpretation |
| Communication | Listening, viewing, responding, presenting |
| Thinking Processes | Reasoning, processing and inquiry, creativity, reflection, evaluation |
Australian Curriculum Links –
General Capabilities
| Critical and creative thinking | Ethical behaviour |
|---|---|
| Reflecting on thinking, actions and processes | Understanding ethical concepts and issues |
| Analysing, evaluating, synthesising information | Reflecting on personal ethics in experiences and decisions |
| Inquiring-identifying, exploring and clarifying information | Exploring values, rights and ethical principals |
| Generating innovative ideas and possibilities |
Reviewed 29 January 2021