In-schools workshops

In-schools workshops

Lore & Piece also offers Curriculum-led workshops, designed to integrate local Cornish heritage with National Curriculum-approved teaching content for Key Stage 1 and 2 History. These Curriculum-led workshops are not listed below, as they are specifically tailored to every single class. With diverse specialisms within Lore & Piece’s core team, we can offer workshops on a myriad of topics, from the Palaeolithic, all the way up to the present day!

All of our workshops promote archaeology as a tool for well-being within our community, and see archaeology as a tangible window into the past, in-line with the values of charities such as the Council for British Archaeology, the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists, and initiatives such as the Festival of Archaeology, and the Young Archaeologists’ Club.

Please contact us to organise an in-schools workshop which perfectly meets your educational needs.

Alternatively, if you would like a free initial consultation meeting with us about your needs, you can schedule a 30-minute meeting through Calendly here:

Current Workshops (2026)

• Palaeolithic & Mesolithic Cornwall
• Neolithic Cornwall
• Neolithic identities & craftsmanship: greenstone axe production in Cornwall
• Bronze Age identities & craftsmanship: Trevisker Ware; a proto-Cornish pottery
• Bronze Age Cornwall
• Bronze Age identities & craftsmanship: copper-alloy axeheads
• Iron Age past identities & craftsmanship: glass beads
• Romano-British past identities & craftsmanship: intaglio rings
• Romans in Cornwall: evaluating their presence
• Mining in Cornwall: a history
• The Berlin Wall falls: post-WW2 Germany
• Meet an Archaeologist!

Our prehistoric workshops tend to explore Experimental Archaeology, looking at ancient craftsmanship, while our Roman and later workshops will also incorporate historical written sources. Structured sessions, with options to include: intro to archaeology profession, finds handling session, and relevant arts/crafts activities.