Schools Visitation Program
The Walkway achieves our educational objectives through a comprehensive school visitation program where students tour the Walkway’s 22 stations and gain an understanding of the battles and conditions along the Track.
Secondary students can experience the immersive VR program to experience the Track, while also hearing from veterans recounting their stories.
Digital Honour Roll, online Honour Roll and Walkway Stations
A Digital Honour Roll listing the names of all Australians who died as a result of the campaign is projected onto the windows of the Education Centre, visible from the outside.
Launched on 3 November 2025, a new Honour Roll is now online, featuring images, units, colour patches and location of deaths of the approximately 650 men who died as a result of the campaign.
Meantime, the names of those Australians killed at each location of the 22 Stations along the Walkway are be added to the respective Station webpages.
‘Beyond the Battlefield’ Military History Presentations
To enhance our educational program, the ‘Beyond the Battlefield’ military history talks are held regularly at the Education Centre. Friends of Kokoda members will be admitted free; all others $5.00.
Veterans’ Oral Histories
Hear first-hand accounts of the Kokoda campaign from 16 Kokoda veterans who recount their personal experiences during the campaign.
Resources
Resources are also available to learn more of the Papua New Guinea and Kokoda Track campaigns, including oral histories from Kokoda veterans and other educational resources.