There is nothing like looking through a telescope to inspire excitement in the young and the young at heart.

The Education Section of the AAQ will set up a variety of telescopes so school children and their parents, as well as other community groups, can observe and learn about the night sky.  This can be done at your school or at a mutually agreed location (more common for community groups).

We generally have a number of telescopes available, which helps people understand the various types of telescope and how they work.  Our astronomers will be happy to talk to you about the objects we are looking at and astronomy in general.

For more information, contact the Education Section Director using this form.

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David O'Driscoll

Amateur astronomer with a particular interest in photometry, astrometry and robotic telescopes. In his spare time, David develops and manages websites for astronomical groups, and is the Section Director for the AAQ's Education Section.

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