Elin y Cerrig

The Lost Guardian of the Limestone

Elin y Cerrig – The Lost Guardian of the Limestone is an inspiring immersive learning and creative education project developed by Puzzle Junction in partnership with Conwy Council. The project brings together theatre, storytelling, art, and science to connect pupils with the unique biodiversity of the Great Orme and the Creuddyn Peninsula in North Wales.

Through interactive performances, creative classroom workshops, and bilingual educational resources, children are introduced to Elin y Cerrig, a mythic guardian of the limestone habitat who guides them on a journey to discover the rare and cryptic creatures that depend on this fragile environment.

Designed for Key Stage 2 pupils, the project combines environmental awareness, local heritage, and creative expression, encouraging young learners to understand how important the limestone ecosystem is and how they can help protect it for the future.

What Puzzle Junction Have Been Doing

Puzzle Junction, has been leading the creation, development, and delivery of Elin y Cerrig – The Lost Guardian of the Limestone. The team has worked with a range of artists, educators, and environmental experts to bring the project to life.

Our work has included:

  • Developing the immersive in-school theatre experience featuring professional performers and interactive storytelling.

  • Designing the Creative Classroom activities, which extend learning through art, games, and craft-based exploration.

  • Creating bilingual education packs and resources aligned with the Curriculum for Wales, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for all schools.

  • Collaborating with local illustrators, translators, and teachers to ensure the story of Elin y Cerrig reflects the cultural and ecological richness of the region.

  • Delivering professional development opportunities for teachers to integrate creative, cross-curricular learning into their classrooms.

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