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... teachers, lecturers and students. You can plan educational visits and find resources to support your curriculum work. Vocational Training tells you more about the training programme for Gardeners and Countryside Wardens.     ... ideas to help you expand your horizons, gain new interests or simply find out more about the world around you. Things like courses, working holidays, the coast, volunteering, events and much, much more...     ... are what our interactive section is all about! Play Whose Land is it Anyway?, our latest game, and help Jack decide the future of his farm. You will find ideas for teachers and 6 worksheets for use in the classroom.   What do the words "National Trust" make you think of? Posh gardens and fancy curtains? How about kayaking and solar energy? Explore the other face of the Trust at the new Place of the Month.   Become an archaeological detective The Young Archaeologist of the Year Award, organised by the Young Archaeologists' Club (YAC), has been running for over twenty years. This year YAC has teamed up with the National Trust and English Heritage to bring you the best award ever! Become an archaeological detective and help solve a mystery that dates back to AD230. There is a real site behind the mystery - owned by the National Trust. Follow the clues to work out what the site was used for centuries ago. Competition open to all aged 8-16 years living in the UK. Closing date 31 August 2005. Find out more details and download the clues on the Young Archaeologists' Club website. Find your way around with the learning & discovery site map.