Curriculum-linked post-primary lesson plans for five objects from ‘A History of Ireland in 100 Objects’ have been developed as part of the Youth and Imagination strand of the Government’s Centenary Programme.

A century on from the events of 1916, BBC Northern Ireland revisits the testimony of those who were witness to history and looks at how people's lives were affected by the Easter Rising and the Battle of the Somme.

The BBC have compiled and gathered together a wealth of information and resources relating to the First World War.

A series of lectures examining events in Belfast between July 1920 and September 1922, as the city experienced a series of outbreaks of rioting, violence and killing.

Explore real stories from the time of partition with this new digital resource by Ulster Folk and Transport Museum in collaboration with Smartify.

A thematic unit for Key Stage 3 around some of the main resources available for understanding the events of 1916.

This hub explores life in Northern Ireland and provides fun, inspiring and engaging resources for Primary and Post-Primary pupils and teachers.

The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago.

Collecting the Past/Making the Future exhibition has been transformed and launched as a full immersive experience of the physical show.

Episodes of Dan Snow's History Hit podcast related to the decade of centenaries, including partition and the formation of Northern Ireland.

This web resource represents the Decade of Centenaries events in an accessible, interactive timeline that explores the history of the North of Ireland from the Third Reform Act of 1884 to the suspension of the Boundary Commission in 1925.

Northern Ireland Screen's Digital Film Archive website was originaly launched in 2000 as part of the British Film Institute (BFI) Millennium Project.

Virtual tour of the National Library of Ireland exhibition, exploring the photographs of the conflict by W.D. Hogan.

Episodes from the History Ireland podcast series exploring the events of the decade of centenaries.

Website highlighting the role of women in the events of the decade of centenaries.

New podcast series exploring women's stories in the decade of centenaries.

'Planting a Parliament' Partition and the Formation of Ireland, 1920-1922 is a free online exhibition by the Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum.

On the 100th anniversary of the start of World War One, RTE looks at the Great War from Ireland's perspective.

Scoilnet hosts resources, information, competitions and more relating to the Ireland 2016 programme and is regularly updated with all content needed for teachers.

Terra Nova Productions in collaboration with young people throughout Belfast produced a new play ‘King George V’s Speech’ which centres on the historic speech he delivered in City Hall on 22 June 1921.

A First World War centenary project bringing communities across the UK together to play the Last Post on different instruments at commemorative musical events.

A series of online talks addressing a diverse range of major themes.

Dr Russell Rees draws together a series of key dates from the time of the partition of Northern Ireland.

The Ulster-Scots Agency have developed a number of downloadable resources from their website on various events throughout the Decade of Anniversaries.

Shared Future News has launched a new podcast, What Northern Ireland Means to Me, to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland.