History is brought to life through tailor-made archaeology programmes and interactive workshops for primary school children.

Mary will unveil the development of Irish lace focussing on the years after An Gorta Mór, the Great Famine, when communities around Ireland clung to life quite literally by a thread. Children will have the opportunity to unravel the story of Irish lace, and try their hands at recreating some of it in class.

Chris uses ancient Irish folklore to teach students real biodiversity-related skills.

Carol is passionate about our natural world where ‘nature is the teacher'. Being outside helps us to connect with nature and the passing seasons, where we can engage with our cultural heritage through natural crafts, song, stories and folklore, games and place-based learning. Carol offers forest school programmes, nature walks and traditional craft sessions.

As an environmental scientist Robin specialises in themes such as water conservation, biodiversity and the effects of climate change on our landscapes and seascapes. He also covers areas such as marine biology and identification of Irish flora and fauna such as trees and pollinators.

Mary is an experienced primary school teacher, beekeeper, gardener, musician and wildlife enthusiast. On a visit to your school Mary will engage and inspire pupils to learn about, appreciate and care for their own local environment.

Órla offers engaging, hands-on workshops and projects that link nature, art, and creativity. In each visit Órla uses the natural environment to stimulate children’s curiosity and creativity through visual art and outdoor learning. .

Michael’s workshops bring the world of Irish wildlife, birds, woodlands, bogs, sea-life and mini-beasts directly into the classroom for the children. He can custom design the activities to suit the needs of each class but his workshops usually include engaging and illustrated talks, school ground field-studies and fun worksheets and games.

Nature is a place that rouses curiosity and spontaneous activity, a multisensory classroom and a real-life science lab like no other! Active learning in nature helps to develop the skills children need for a lifetime of learning presented in a fun and enjoyable way.

Heather’s visits help pupils learn about the local environment and discover the flora and fauna of the local area, including the school grounds.

Anne is an experienced primary teacher with a lifelong passion for geology, archaeology, history, heritage and the environment. Visits can incorporate fieldtrips to local sites of geological, archaeological historical or environmental interest.

Eamonn's visits will explore local history and geography in Co. Longford . Children will visit locations in county Longford close to their home and throughout the county.

Explore the timeless art of mosaics and the role of this beautiful art form in Irish Heritage with Maedhbh.

Áine is passionate about opening children's horizons to what's in their locality, what mysterious monuments stand hidden behind the ditches and those ivy clad walls.

Explore your place with the place-based learning experts from Burrenbeo Trust! We focus on an increased sense of awareness, informed pride, responsibility and stewardship for local place during interactive in-person visits and fieldtrips.

As an Irish Times Best Selling author of historical fiction for children Caroline Busher has a passion for bringing Irish Heritage to life.

Have you ever seen a volcanic bomb, a fossil dinosaur bone or a mammoth’s tooth? Have you ever glimpsed a falling star, and would you like to hold one in your very own hand? Each Crate of Curiosities workshop is a treasure trove of heritage wonders, many of which were collected by Vincent during his twenty years of worldwide travels working onboard expedition cruise ships. They are an active learning mini mobile museum.

Nature discovery workshops based on the SESE curriculum. Workshops can take place in your own school grounds or in an alternative habitat area.

Angela is passionate about bringing history to life for children, by focusing on everyday life and local stories. Sessions are animated with visual sources and an interactive approach to helping pupils find their voices and develop their skills as Young Historians.

Come back in time with me to discover all about Irish history and archaeology. Together we will learn all about the amazing Irish heritage through fun and interactive presentations, original crafts, and a true hands-on approach to bring history back to life directly to your class. All of my workshops are relevant to many strands of the SESE Curriculum and can be customised upon request.

Sonia’s workshops will focus on the natural world and our heritage crafts and the connection between them. All workshops will involve hands-on and creative activities.

Get hands-on with history and explore archaeology! Frankie’s workshops bring the past to life – investigating the lives of ‘Children in the Past’ through artefact handling, living history and ancient craft activities. Frankie specialises in child-centered, inclusive learning and her workshops support the key strands of the SESE Curriculum from Early Peoples (Stone Age) through to Viking, Norman and Medieval units, as well as the STEM Curriculum.

As a tour guide and genealogist Trudy helps the children put together their family and community story, in particular looking at life in post war Ireland when most of their grandparents and great grandparents were their age.

Ross is a passionate educator; working freelance as visual arts curator, writer and researcher. Working formally with the UNESCO Geopark, Ross brings to life; woodlands, edge-lands, bogs and marine scapes.