Celtic School Cultural Project, Plans for 2021
Birmingham Irish • November 11, 2020
Would you like your child to learn more about the Irish culture in a fun way that assists with school work catch up?
Starting early next year, experts from the Birmingham Irish Association will be passing on their knowledge to the younger generations through leading exciting activity sessions which explore the Irish language, music and arts.
Session content can easily be centered around educational needs, as a specific catch up topic from the National Curriculum can be chosen, which we will then deliver with a Celtic culture theme throughout.
If preferred, we also provide sessions where children can enjoy the arts fully, without the inclusion of catch up content.
We will also be providing this service in schools and all children partaking will have the opportunity to present their project in a showcase event in July 2021, along with their teachers and all schools in Birmingham taking part. The Ambassador for Ireland will also be invited to attend.
All primary school years are welcome to take part. To register your interest, please email jennifer@birish.org.uk.
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