Conservation Internships
The programme is run in partnership with the Chester Beatty Library, the National Gallery of Ireland, the National Library of Ireland, The National Archives and Trinity College Dublin.
TY Adopt a Monument is a new teaching & learning resource, aimed primarily at teachers and learners in Transition Year.
TY Adopt a Monument is a new teaching & learning resource, aimed primarily at teachers and learners in Transition Year.
TY Adopt a Monument is a new teaching & learning resource, aimed primarily at teachers and learners in Transition Year. This resource guides TY students and their teachers through a research and active citizenship project based around their local, built and archaeological heritage.
This resource, which was designed with the input of teachers, delivers on the commitment in Our Place in Time: Heritage Council Strategic Plan 2023-2028 to “support and enable heritage-based education and civic engagement that is inclusive and accessible to all”. It also complements the commitment in Heritage Ireland 2030 to “build heritage awareness into school curricula”. TY Adopt a Monument is based on The Heritage Council’s Adopt a Monument programme, and particularly on the publication Adopt a Monument: Guidance for Community Archaeology Projects.
Our TY Adopt a Monument resource:
Where to download your free copy?
TY Adopt a Monument is a free, digital resource.
You can download it at the links below:
The programme is run in partnership with the Chester Beatty Library, the National Gallery of Ireland, the National Library of Ireland, The National Archives and Trinity College Dublin.
The Heritage Council plans to launch the Heritage in Education Charter in 2027. This policy document represents the shared vision of MAIGHNE, and is supported by The Department of Education and Youth.
A scheme to help communities become actively involved in the conservation and interpretation of their local archaeological and cultural heritage sites.