HERITAGE DETECTIVES
Background information
What do heritage detectives do?
Heritage Detectives detect the past and think about the future.
They go on heritage quests.
They walk in the footsteps of people who have gone before them and look for the things (the heritage) they have left behind.
They listen for the stories in the stones and try to make sense of them.
They quest to find things that a time traveller called Arthur might recognise if he were to come back today.
They discover Arthur's story and find out about his Quest.
They decide on Quest Trail or route.
They prepare to go on an expedition.
They look for clues.
They gather evidence.
They make records
They make sense of what they have seen.
They look for more information.
They complete the Quest.
They prepare a report for Arthur.
This is a club open to everyone who has learned the skills of the Heritage Detective and completed a Quest. Members of the Fellowship ask themselves:
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What sort of world do I want to leave behind me?
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What do I want future generations to find out about me and my world?
They continue to quest for what they believe in.
Heritage Detectives
Out on a quest
Looking for clues
Finding them
Thinking about them
Finding out more
Making connections
Discovering new things.
Making decisions about the future.