Gaelic & Literacy
Comic about Callander’s Gaelic heritage, in both English and Gaelic Callander (Calasraid) has a rich Gaelic heritage (dualchas), which can be seen in place-names but also in the stories told by local people. In and around Callander, people still speak of the each-uisge (water horse) living in Loch Venachar, or the tragic death of the […]
Comic about Callander’s Gaelic heritage, in both English and Gaelic Read more about Calasraid: Àite nan Sgeulachdan / Callander: Place of the Stories …
your handy guide to completing a Heritage Hero Award remotely – Covid-19 special edition
Archaeology Scotland’s free award scheme offer a framework, a focus and a reward for groups undertaking heritage focused projects. Read more about Heritage Hero Awards …
Looking for added value for your group? Want to add formal recognition and accreditation to your Heritage Hero Award? Considering multiple award recognition? Read more about Combine your Heritage Hero Award with one of Youth Scotland’s youth awards …
Book a free school visit to the National Museum of Scotland. Read more about A school Visit to National Museum of Scotland …
Make your way around a museum and be inspired by objects you see with two trails developed by National Museums Scotland and the Scottish Book Trust. The trails are both in English and Gaelic.
Read more about a’ brosnachadh sgrìobhadh is leughadh Cuir sgeulachd ri chèile san taigh-tasgaidh …
Make your way around a museum and be inspired by objects you see with two trails developed by National Museums Scotland and the Scottish Book Trust. The trails are both in English and Gaelic.
Read more about Build a story at the museum …
Ideas for exploring built heritage with your group
The story of the Iolaire through NLS collections Read more about Iolaire …