Post-Primary Education Programme
Key Stage 3: Alphabets Creative Writing Programme
Of new calligraphy that felt like home.
The letters of this alphabet were trees.
The capitals were orchards in full bloom,
The lines of script like briars coiled in ditches.’
Alphabets by Seamus Heaney
The Key Stage 3 Alphabets Education Programme at HomePlace has been devised to enable students to explore the world of language, letters and creativity through an interactive creative writing workshop. Pupils will also undertake a typography challenge as they go through our exhibition space.
Please note that participants should attend the workshop with their own iPad or
tablet.
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KS3 Alphabets
For further information and to book, contact Seamus Heaney HomePlace
Tel: 028 7938 7444
E: seamusheaneyhome@midulstercouncil.org
Key Stage 4: GCSE Lecture Series
In the last minutes he said more to her
Almost than in all their life together.
'You'll be in New Row on Monday night
And i'll come up for you and you'll be glad
When i walk in the door ... isn't that right?’
Clearances by Seamus Heaney
The GCSE lectures will focus on the work by Seamus Heaney included in the GCSE curriculum under the headings ‘Identity’, ‘Relationships’ and ‘Conflict’. These themes will be drawn out in the lectures alongside a focus on literary devices used in the poems. Lectures will be delivered by a visiting academic.
| Date |
Theme |
|
Tuesday 28th January 2020
|
Relationships |
| Thursday 6th February 2020 |
Identity |
| Tuesday 11th February 2020 |
Conflict |
For further information and to book, contact Seamus Heaney HomePlace
Tel: 028 7938 7444
E: seamusheaneyhome@midulstercouncil.org
Key Stage 5: Heaney & Frost Lecture Series
‘The seminar provided me with an alternative perspective to the poems and greatly
helped me with my approach to the comparison and contrast element of the exam'.
A Level student on the Heaney Frost KS5 programme.
The Heaney & Frost Lecture Series includes an exhibition tour, a lecture by a visiting academic from either Queen’s University Belfast or the University of Ulster and a seminar lead by PhD students exploring key themes through comparative readings of poems from the syllabus. A light lunch is provided.
2020 Lecture Dates:
Thursday 30th January
Tuesday 4th February
Wednesday 12th February
Tuesday 25th February
Thursday 27th February
Tuesday 3rd March
Thursday 5th March
Wednesday 11th March
Friday 13th March
Thursday 19th March.
For further information and to book, contact Seamus Heaney HomePlace
Tel: 028 7938 7444
E: seamusheaneyhome@midulstercouncil.org