HERITAGE LEARNING

Heritage learning may sound complex but it’s easy to understand, and you will gain first-hand knowledge and experience at the Taino Heritage Camp (THC). 

Normally, people want to learn something about the past, and while that is important; the THC specialises in activity-based learning and using the past as a tool, which differs from the tradition approach to history.

For example, we teach in a Taino yukayeke (village), which is an activity-based

approach that gives students a new historical perspective and context to

inspire, nurture, and help them develop different skills.

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TAINO CULTURE CAN BE APPLIED 

TO MODERN DAY LIVING - 

-  The Taino legacy, and what they taught the world;

-  Environmental and community responsibility;

-  The importance of agriculture;

-  Language rejuvenation

-  and International, regional, and local exchange