What a great day we had at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Primary School in Doncaster! Recently back from excavating in Egypt ;-), Dr...

Enrichment Through Archaeology now has its own online newspaper, dedicated to bring you all sorts of snippets about archaeology, heritage...

Well, ok, this workshop took place way back in September 2013, but I now have some photos to share with you and have a found a few...

Below is the edited transcript of a presentation I gave at Dearne Valley Archaeology Day in 2012.  I’ve also uploaded it as a PDF...

This was the conclusion of the girls at Northampton High School! Let me tell you a little more about it… Thursday 14th November saw me...

September was a whirlwind of a month.  We’re already well into October and this is the first time I have had chance to sit down and blog!...

I returned to St Richard’s Primary School in Atherton last week to deliver an Anglo-Saxon archaeology workshop. After training the...

I have recently begun work with Sheffield Industrial Museums Trust (otherwise known as SIMT) and we are planning some really exciting...

Yesterday, the sun was shining, and 15 happy Y5s from Calow Primary School put to use the skills they have been developing throughout the...

Well, it might not be Tudor, but what we did find last Saturday (6th July at the Dove Valley Centre) was this clay pipe.  We have dated...

Saturday saw Enrichment Through Archaeology at the Dove Valley Centre at Under Whitle Farm in Sheen for their Tudor Farming Day.  This...

It’s taken me a while to get back to this, but here we are again, at last! It’s time to move on from KS1 English (see Archaeology & the...

What a fantastic day Ian and I had with Reception and KS1 at Downfield Primary School in Cheshunt on Tuesday! You may have seen my...

For the past few days, my house and garden has looked rather like a Samian Ware factory… For those of you who don’t know, Samian Ware is...

Welcome to Archaeology and the National Curriculum: Part 3.  To catch up, read ‘Can the whole of the National Curriculum be taught...

I did intend to address the issue of how archaeology can be used to teach the whole of the National Curriculum in England more regularly...

I have being having a rethink about Enrichment Through Archaeology lately: what I want to do and where I want to be in the future....

I have been known to say that I think every learning objective in the National Curriculum for England could be taught through the subject...

Recently, I was asked to work with a Y5 class at The Croft Primary School in Armitage, Rugeley, whose current topic was ‘Treasure...

We took the Trojan War to Lancashire and gave pupils at Calder Vale St John’s and Scorton C of E Primary Schools a morning to remember....