StoneAge workshop

Harolds Cross National School, DW6

Start: April 22, 2.10pm - 4.30pm

In April, we are embarking on an exciting workshop that promises to delve deep into the Stone Age, a pivotal era that laid the foundations of human civilization. This unique exploration seeks to uncover the lessons we can learn from our ancestors, whose ingenuity, resilience, and connection to nature remain relevant even today.

The Stone Age, characterized by the development of stone tools and the advent of human culture and societal structures, spans a vast period—and through this workshop, we will traverse its significant milestones. The children will engage in hands-on activities and discussions that bridge past and present, illuminating the ways in which our ancestors navigated their world.