Church Trails for children for history and architecture

 

Church Trails for children is ideal for those interested in the history and architecture of churches and passionate about sharing this information with children and young people.

Volunteering stories

EDFAS Heritage Volunteers part of the team at the Museum of Scotland
NADFAS Heritage Volunteers’ contribution to making a museum fully accredited by Arts Council England
Church Recorders – over 40 years of dedication and hard work to the cause of recording our churches history and heritage
A donation from Cambridge DFAS Young Arts programme takes performing arts group for young people to a new level
Partnering with the Church Conservation Trust to support young people in creating their own artwork inspired by church artefacts
A NADFAS Church Trail marks the unveiling of the restoration of a Lincolnshire parish church
NADFAS Heritage Volunteers help fund storytelling at Kipling’s home by sourcing and restoring books for sale
At Your Fingertips – A Young Arts project for visually impaired children funded by six Kent Societies
Massive photography archive at local museum conserved and made accessible by Heritage Volunteers in Fife
Farnham Young Arts projects increase awareness of the need for art and creativity in our lives
Understanding and using valuable partnerships to benefit more in need
Creating a stir in East Devon’s schools and colleges with a Young Arts project
NADFAS Heritage Volunteers learn specialist skills to help archive the nation’s treasures
Innovative play therapy project transports schoolchildren back to the 18th century
Heritage Volunteers create a whole new altar frontal in St John Baptist Church, Cirencester
Lavant Valley DFAS Heritage Volunteers in Chichester Festival Theatre’s Pass It On archiving project
Children make a Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown commemoration stained glass window
Using specific skills and expertise to innovate

Projects

EDFAS Heritage Volunteers part of the team at the Museum of Scotland
NADFAS Heritage Volunteers’ contribution to making a museum fully accredited by Arts Council England
Church Recorders – over 40 years of dedication and hard work to the cause of recording our churches history and heritage
A donation from Cambridge DFAS Young Arts programme takes performing arts group for young people to a new level
Partnering with the Church Conservation Trust to support young people in creating their own artwork inspired by church artefacts
A NADFAS Church Trail marks the unveiling of the restoration of a Lincolnshire parish church
NADFAS Heritage Volunteers help fund storytelling at Kipling’s home by sourcing and restoring books for sale
At Your Fingertips – A Young Arts project for visually impaired children funded by six Kent Societies
Massive photography archive at local museum conserved and made accessible by Heritage Volunteers in Fife
Farnham Young Arts projects increase awareness of the need for art and creativity in our lives
Understanding and using valuable partnerships to benefit more in need
Creating a stir in East Devon’s schools and colleges with a Young Arts project
NADFAS Heritage Volunteers learn specialist skills to help archive the nation’s treasures
Innovative play therapy project transports schoolchildren back to the 18th century
Heritage Volunteers create a whole new altar frontal in St John Baptist Church, Cirencester
Lavant Valley DFAS Heritage Volunteers in Chichester Festival Theatre’s Pass It On archiving project
Children make a Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown commemoration stained glass window
Using specific skills and expertise to innovate