94 Educators providing EOL courses

reshapeology - change your body for life

Fitness Conditioning, Anti-Aging and Longevity

department of classics, ancient history and archaeology

For more than a century, the University of Birmingham has been pursuing and sharing knowledge through outstanding teaching and world-leading research. We are the original ‘redbrick’ University, part of the prestigious Russell Group; our thriving student population enjoys a wide range of courses, and exceptional campus and research facilities. The 10 Nobel Laureates we count among our staff and alumni have contributed to some of science’s greatest discoveries, including in recent times the Higgs Boson and Gravitational Waves. Our research provides innovative solutions to the challenges we face in our city, our region and across the globe. We encourage and empower people to turn ideas into reality and make important things happen.

the university of nottingham museum of archaeology

archaeology scotland

Learning is at the heart of everything we do at Archaeology Scotland, from storytelling activities for the under 5s to workshops for older adults, and everything in between! As lead body for Aim 4 of Scotland’s Archaeology Strategy, we are passionate about encouraging greater engagement with Scotland’s archaeological heritage. Archaeology can play an important role in formal learning, helping deliver the Curriculum for Excellence across all areas. We offer support, advice and training opportunities for teachers, youth group leaders and home educators, and provide engaging learning materials through our Heritage Resources Portal and loan kit service.

ceoltóirí luraigh

blanc sceol

Stephen Shiell and Hannah White are artist duo Blanc Sceol. Their compositions, interventions and performances express their experience of place, anchored in what is found in a landscape but re-imagined into new territories. They create encounters to connect both materially and energetically to their surroundings. They are certified Deep Listening® practitioners and regularly run workshops and sound walks exploring listening and sound making in public spaces. They have worked with a variety of and experimental platforms such as Anti-university, Fort Process, We’re All Bats, MIA festival and Art’s Birthday and cultural institutions such as Ashmolean Museum, The Royal Academy, Centre for Art and Media Karlsruhe and Oxford Contemporary Music. In 2018 they established Surge Cooperative, a collaborative effort to benevolently occupy the Channelsea river in London. Their research seeks to live with, listen with and act with this vital living system, finding new ways to tackle problems of neglect and misuse whilst navigating ancient acts of parliament and institutional backwaters to fight for the protection of this waterway.

planet archaeology

They use converging lines of evidence drawn from a variety of scientific disciplines to come to a conclusion. They also consider large amount of data and ponder different, often conflicting, pieces information. In a world overloaded with information and disinformation, these are essential skills that children need to acquire. We believe archaeology is the perfect tool for the job

sussex school of archaeology limited

ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY COURSES We are currently preparing our next set of courses, and below are the details of those that we ran in Spring 2022, which covered life, death, work and leisure in Victorian England, Scientific Archaeology, Maritime Archaeology, and Sussex Industrial History. We also ran a LIVE event at the Rottingdean Whiteway Centre, with Jane Russell, a two day course on Drawing Archaeological Artefacts.

cambridge theological federation

naíscoil na seolta

Naíscoil na Seolta A new integrated Irish-medium school in east Belfast. The name, Naíscoil na Seolta, means nursery school of the sails. This reflects our connection to shipbuilding in east Belfast, while also representing our children sailing off on their educational journey together.