
Barefield National School
Planted a pollinator friednly garden on their school grounds supported by a local biodiversity focused fieldltrip in the Burren
The Heritage Keepers Programme is open to primary schools from all across Ireland. Your class will participate in 5 weekly workshops, each lasting approximately 1 hour, with an additional 1 hour of work for you to do with your class outside the session.
At the end of the programme, your class will plan a school heritage project that promotes or preserves an aspect of your local built, cultural, or natural heritage. Heritage Keepers can also provide a grant towards completing this action.
You may also apply for an additional grant which allows your class to organise its own field-trip to a heritage site in your area!
How to Apply for the Heritage Keepers Programme
A simple step by step guide. We work through submit.com for Heritage Keepers applications and surveys. It keeps everything in one place!
This means participants have to create an account with submit.com, but it only takes 2 minutes!
They truly sparked a real enthusiasm in the students. It was a highlight for them, and we're so grateful for the opportunity!
Planted a pollinator friednly garden on their school grounds supported by a local biodiversity focused fieldltrip in the Burren
Created a website with all of their local heritage research and created willow sculptures on school grounds depicting local biodiveristy
Increased biodiversity in their playground
Planted a pollinator friendly garden on their school grounds supported by a fieldtrip to Ulster Folk Park