Naju National Museum's “Jade More Precious Than Gold or Silver” is a school-group program for Grades 4–6 and middle-school Years 1–3. Students learn why jade was valued, examine the tools and methods used to produce it, view different jade ornaments in the galleries, and make a necklace shaped like a curved jade bead. The museum does not specify that actual jade is supplied for the craft.
The museum's 2026 program list and the detail page header give an education period of April 2–November 27 and an application window of February 10–October 30. The published timetable is Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10:00 to 11:30 during the school term, in the museum's experiential learning room. Participation is free for one or two classes totaling 15–48 pupils; groups of 50 or more are not normally admitted.
Teachers must first phone the education team at 061-330-7828 to discuss a date, then submit a principal-stamped application through the museum website or by email. The homeroom teacher must accompany the group. Importantly, the description begins with “2025 school education” even though the header and program list refer to 2026. Confirm the actual year, remaining sessions and application deadline directly with the museum.