Who We Are

The term Ulster-Scots has, for nearly 400 years, referred to people, not place - the people who migrated from the Lowlands of Scotland to Ulster, and to the Ulster-Scots communities that they established right across the nine counties.

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About

What is Ulster-Scots?

Our Strategy

Consultation & Feedback

Publications

Our People

Discover Ulster-Scots Centre

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Language

Funding

Learning

We equip individuals and groups with knowledge and skills to engage with Ulster-Scots language, heritage and culture. Through directly delivered and grant funded learning initiatives, our activities fall into two areas – Schools-Based and Community-Based Learning.

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School-Based Learning

Education Resources

Google Classroom

Ulster-Scots Workshops

Summer Schools

School Twinnings

After-School Clubs

Community-based Learning

Music Accreditation

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Community

The Ulster-Scots Agency is proud to support the development of the Ulster-Scots sector so that it is vibrant, effective and connected through a programme of community support and engagement.

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Be Inspired

Our Community Partners

Project Showcase

Upcoming Events

News & Events

Contact

News

News

New Ulster-Scots Horror Series Set For BBC Debut

Job Opportunity: Policy & Research Officer

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Ulster Day: 28 September

Call for Ulster-Scots Tutors

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