Museum COVID19 Safe Visitor Self Directed School Groups 07 March 2022 Instructions
- June 13, 2024
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Museum COVID19 Safe Visitor Self Directed School Groups 07 March 2022
Product Information
The Powerhouse Museum COVID19 Safe Visitor Guide for Self-Directed School Groups is a comprehensive guide designed to ensure the safety of school groups visiting the Powerhouse Museum during the COVID-19 pandemic. The guide provides up-to-date information on COVID Safe arrangements and outlines the necessary precautions to be taken by visitors.
The guide emphasizes the importance of following the directions of the museum staff, who are available to assist visitors in managing movement through the gallery spaces. It also highlights the dynamic nature of COVID Safe arrangements, which are subject to frequent review and change to align with the latest NSW Government’s public health orders.
Product Usage Instructions
To ensure a safe and enjoyable visit to the Powerhouse Museum, please follow the guidelines outlined in this guide. Here are some key instructions for self-directed school groups:
- Follow the latest NSW Government’s public health orders regarding COVID-19.
- Comply with all COVID Safe arrangements implemented by the Powerhouse Museum.
- Listen to and follow the directions provided by the museum staff.
- Do not hesitate to ask museum staff any questions or seek assistance.
- Adhere to recommended hygiene practices, such as regular hand washing or sanitizing.
- Maintain a safe physical distance from other visitors and staff members.
- Respect any capacity limits or restrictions in specific areas of the museum.
- Be aware that COVID Safe arrangements may change, so stay updated on the latest information.
By following these instructions, you can help ensure a COVID-19 safe visit to the Powerhouse Museum and make the most out of your self-directed school group experience.
Powerhouse Museum COVID19 Safe Visitor Guide for Self-Directed School Groups
- 07 March 2022
- This guide has been put together to ensure your school stays COVID Safe and gets the most out of a self-directed visit to the Powerhouse. While correct at the time of printing, COVID Safe arrangements remain subject to frequent review and change.
- The Powerhouse is open in line with the latest NSW Government’s public health orders.
- Please remember that our staff are here to help, which may include assisting you to manage movement through our gallery spaces. Please follow their directions and don’t hesitate to ask them any questions.
Important Information for your visit
- Arrival 15 minutes prior to your session time is strongly advised
- The COVID Safe teacher to learner ratio at the museum is 1 supervisor per 15 learners.
- Find the Powerhouse Museum Schools Risk Assessment and Certificate of currency here
To help keep everyone COVID-19 Safe
All visitors must:
- Comply with current NSW Government public health orders
- Delay their visit if:
- unwell or displaying any cold or flu symptoms
- subject to a NSW Government stay at home order or travel restriction
- Maintain a 1.5m distance from others where practicable. Masks are strongly recommended when social distancing is not possible.
- Practice safe hygiene, including washing their hands regularly with soap and water.
Arrival and departure
- Teachers are required to check-in on arrival with Museum staff on Level 3 via the main forecourt.
- School groups enter and exit the Museum via the main entrance, adjacent to the Harris St Forecourt, on Level 3.
- A Museum staff member will welcome school groups and assist with self-cloaking of bags on Level 2.
Travelling safely through the Museum
- As much as possible, when moving between floors, travel up via escalators and down via ramps.
- The accessible travel pathway is via the elevator.
- Our theatres are seated at up to 100% capacity and you may be seated near someone who is not in your group.
- All workshop equipment, materials and workspaces are regularly cleaned in line with COVID Safety Cleaning protocols.
Things to see
- For a full list of current and upcoming exhibitions, head to maas.museum/whats-on/ to plan your visit.
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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