Schools & Learning
Workshops, classroom visits, and local curriculum support for young learners.
Monreagh, Ireland
Keeping Ulster-Scots learning visible, shared, and lived.
We connect schools, families, researchers, and local groups through language activity, oral-history work, and public heritage events.
Language & Memory
Conversation circles, archive sessions, and oral-history collecting with residents.
Culture in Public
Open days, heritage interpretation, and accessible storytelling across the district.
Mission
To sustain Ulster-Scots education and heritage through practical community action.
The association works with local partners to strengthen cultural confidence, widen access to learning, and preserve the voices, places, and customs that shape Monreagh and its surrounding communities.
Shared words
Intergenerational sessions recording local vocabulary and family sayings.
Fieldwork days
Residents mapping memory-rich sites across parish roads and townlands.
Music & recall
Song-led gatherings that bring archive material into present-day use.
Youth voices
Pupils presenting local history findings back to families and neighbours.
Impact across learning, participation, and place
42
School Sessions
18
Community Partners
620+
Learners Reached
95
Recorded Stories
11
Annual Events
Meet the team
See the people leading education, archives, and outreach.
Open staff and director profiles, including programme leads and project contacts.
17 May 2026
Monreagh Heritage Walk
A guided route through local landmarks with story stops, archive images, and field notes.
6 June 2026
Ulster-Scots Family Learning Day
Hands-on language activities, music, and object handling for children, parents, and carers.
Resources
Download and request learning materials
- Mission & impact overview Programme summary, outcomes, and current priorities.
- Speaker and facilitator profiles Who to contact for talks, workshops, and local visits.
- Image and archive credits Download the current credits file for site imagery and source notes.
- Request the education pack Ask for printable worksheets, event notes, and heritage activity sheets.
Partners
Working with schools, archives, and local networks
Donegal heritage groups
Primary school clusters
Community archives
Cross-border cultural networks
Where we work
Monreagh, East Donegal, and neighbouring community routes.
Programmes move between schools, halls, churches, heritage sites, and family spaces.
Contact