Teaching Resources
The Resources section is full of essential information for use before, during and after your education visit.
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If you’re stuck for ideas for your education visit to Blaenavon Ironworks, Chepstow Castle, Conwy Castle or Tintern Abbey, download our notes for teachers for inspiration. The notes include a brief history, a map and examples of how to spend your time on site.
Cadw is proud to be an Arts Award supporter.
Welcome to our new creative learning page.
Follow the videos to create a medieval theatre, inspired by the Cadw musical The Mighty Quill, the story of Gerald of Wales!
Download the Pyka_lens app from i-store and get arty at a Cadw site today!
Read about the adventures of Medrod and Gwalia the castle cat and mouse.
Meet the intriguing characters from the past.
Take a look at the following resources and explore tapestry, applique, embroidery and other stitch, weave and material picture techniques.
Check out our tasty Tudor treats including cinnamon tart and spiced pears…
Ever thought of putting on a historic musical, but didn’t know where to start, then this page is for you.
This teaching resource will help anyone who is or will be teaching an understanding of traditional (pre-1919) buildings as part of construction and built environment courses and qualifications.
These resources link with activities detailed on our Education Activity pages.
We are developing a series of education packs full of activities designed to help deliver aspects of the National Curriculum inspired by Cadw sites, whether that is in the classroom or for use on a visit to one of our monuments.
We have developed a series of education packs full of activities designed to help deliver aspects of the National Curriculum inspired by Cadw sites, whether that is in the classroom or for use on a visit to one of our monuments.
Our Literacy and STEM castle education resources are complimented by curriculum links documents to show how they fit with a number of different topics in the Welsh curriculum as well as Literacy and Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).
At a selection of the sites in our care, treasure chests full of replica historical artefacts are available for education groups to use during their visit.
