In May 2025, a sixth-grade geography classroom at Collège Penn Ar C’hleuz in Brest briefly transformed into a hands-on archaeological lab. At the workshop, led by ArCHe DC Anass Butsch and supervised by Catherine Dupont (CNRS), pupils explored prehistoric shell-middens and experienced how archaeologists analyse traces of Mesolithic coastal life.
On 16 December 2025, the teaching material "Adorned by the Sea" was used for the first time during an educational visit to the CREAAH laboratory, CNRS, University of Rennes. Five 14-year-old students from different secondary schools in and around Rennes participated.
ArCHe researchers Claudia Finocchiaro and Giada Pirrone led an engaging children’s workshop at the National Museum of Underwater Archaeology (ARQVA) in Cartagena on 11 April 2026, introducing young participants to life by the sea in prehistory through interactive learning and creative activities.
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