Patron: Sabina Coyne Higgins
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Patron: Sabina Coyne Higgins
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Through the Heritage in Schools initiative teachers can book Heritage Specialist Lorna McCormack and bring wool education to children of all ages and explore the world of wool. Lorna encourages children to explore the world of wool, from its origins to its many uses. Through her Wool2Ewe box, she provides them with hands-on experiences and exploration and teaches them about Irish wool and textiles.
Discover our Wool2Ewe™️ box and online membership
Wool2Ewe™️ is a comprehensive wool education programme designed to generate awareness among students about the benefits of wool and local sustainable fibres. The programme includes a colourful display box for classrooms containing fun, educational and creative resources, making it easy for teachers to integrate wool education into their curriculum.
Virtual reality (VR) workshops/ school visits in schools offer a transformative way to educate children about farming, wool education, immersing them in the agricultural world without leaving the classroom. These VR experiences can simulate the daily operations of a farm, shearing sheep and farming providing a hands-on learning environment that is both engaging and educational.
Introducing Our Fibre Artist of the month programme: A Unique Opportunity for Schools!
We are delighted to offer an exciting opportunity for schools to host our Fibre Artist of the Month programme . Bring a talented fibre artist into your classrooms, offering interactive workshops, inspiring discussions, and a first hand look at the world of fibre arts.
What’s Included?
Our Fibre Artist of the Month programme is designed to spark creativity and curiosity in students of all ages , the artist will:
Host a hands-on workshops that teach students the fundamentals of fibre art, including techniques like felting and knitting.
Why Fibre Art?
Fibre art is a unique and tactile medium that engages students in a whole new way. It teaches patience, problem-solving, and attention to detail, while also connecting students to a rich history of craft and design. The workshops are aligned with school Fabric and Fibre Strand of the Art curriculum , enhancing subjects like art, history, and even environmental studies by exploring sustainable materials and traditional techniques.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Creators.
By inviting our Fibre Artist of the Month into your school, you’re giving students the chance to see art come alive. Meeting a working artist shows children that creative careers are achievable and valued, inspiring them to pursue their passions. These experiences leave a lasting impact, encouraging self-confidence and innovative thinking.
Book Now!
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to bring the magic of fibre art into your school. Limited spots are available each month, so contact us today to learn more about the programme and reserve your spot.
Together, let’s weave creativity into the fabric of education and inspire the artists of tomorrow!
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Patron: Sabina Coyne Higgins
We wish all schools a very happy Christmas!