The Memorial staff are able to assist you with any tours and presentations at the National War Memorial. Please contact us in advance, so that we can make any special arrangements for you.
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Image of Curator Paul Riley talking to a school group.
By visiting the National War Memorial you will be able to:
- learn the history of the National War Memorial
- learn the history and significance of the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior
- discover New Zealand military history
- discuss specific study subjects such as Anzac Day, Gallipoli, Passchendaele,
- listen to the 74 bells of the world’s third largest carillon
- see the beauty of the Hall of Memories
- sing your school song and hear the amazing acoustics within the hall
- experience your very own wreath laying ceremony
- engage in New Zealand military history on the two touch screen computers
- use your work books and join a fun treasure hunt
- view displays and books and collect literature to take away
Check the Ministry’s www.nzhistory.net website where ‘The Classroom’ has information on Levels 1, 2, 3 History and Social Studies Levels 4, 5. Also features a ‘Teachers’ Toolbox’ to support teacher’s lessons.
All visits are free, so phone us on (04) 385 2496 or email nwm@mch.govt.nz to book your time. Parking is available for buses.
