Hector Peterson Museum School Excursion

Discover South Africa’s history on Epic Escapades’ Hector Peterson Museum school excursion, an educational and transformative experience for learners. This enriching trip offers students a unique opportunity to connect with South Africa’s vibrant and challenging history.

Why Visit the Hector Peterson Museum?

The Hector Peterson Museum, located in Soweto, Johannesburg, honours the 1976 Soweto Uprising. This significant historical event marked a pivotal moment in South Africa’s fight against apartheid. The museum, named after Hector Peterson—a young boy whose tragic story became a global symbol of resistance—offers a profound and educational experience.

Students will explore the landmarks tied to this historic event, fostering a deeper understanding of the nation’s journey towards democracy. The guided tour presents the stories and struggles of a generation that courageously stood against injustice. Through this, learners gain invaluable insights into the resilience and strength of South African communities.

What to Expect

This Hector Peterson Museum school excursion combines learning with emotional engagement. The itinerary includes:

• Guided museum tour: Explore detailed exhibits and artefacts.

• Interactive learning: Engage with stories and accounts from the uprising.

• Historical landmarks: Visit sites that played a role in the movement.

These activities ensure students leave with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for South African history.

Pricing Details

Our Hector Peterson Museum school excursion is tailored for groups of 60 or more learners. The package includes:

• Museum entrance fees.

• Guided tour with expert narrators.

Contact Epic Escapades for customised pricing details. Our team ensures every detail is taken care of for a seamless educational experience.

Educational Benefits

Educators will find this excursion an excellent tool to teach beyond the classroom. Students witness history come alive, fostering a sense of empathy and awareness. This is a rare chance to enhance their understanding of democracy, human rights, and the power of collective action.

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