Culture United utilizes cultural events and heritage festivals as a driver to embed multidisciplinary ways of teaching in primary schools.
The context behind our project initiative is   to appeal to the interests and natural     enthusiasm of children and to use this  effectively in an interactive and engaging way to learn and be inspired.

Gaelscoil Dhún Dealgan school - who is our partner in the #CultureUnited project - was delighted to welcome facilitator Úna Curley to Rang 5, who showed the pupils how to make St Brigid's crosses. The class had already made them from construction straws but these crosses are made from rushes that were gathered in bog lands nearby. Typically, the crosses have 4 arms, tied at the ends, although there are 3 armed versions also. Legend has it that as St Brigid was sitting with a

The official opening of the international project Culture United in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands.

Culture United gets featured on the Friesch Dagblad - a Dutch daily newspaper!