In the beginning of the 1990s, the school curriculum in the UK changed in an unprecedented, dramatic way. Chances for a centre like the Ancient Technology Centre (ATC) are now extremely limited. But there is a need for educators and archaeologists to work together, because:
1. the archaeological heritage is rapidly being destroyed;
2. there is strong public interest in archaeology;
3. archaeology can reveal evidence of the entire past which may be of considerable service to us in the present.
So you have to give children practical advices which they enjoy.

The Lojsta area on Gotland is famous for its lakes. The Lojsta Slott Manor is taken care of by the Lojsta Slotts Hembygdsförening, founded 1921. They keep the area around Lojsta Slott open and available for outdoor activities. Since 1921 Midsummer is celebrated in traditional ways. There are regular activities to preserve old crafts, like coalmining, building boats and old ways of constructing and maintaining houses. Many school classes start or end their semesters on Lojsta Slott with a outdoor camp.