I'm interested in the Council for British Archaeology's 'Heritage Schools' program. Can you tell me what the program aims to achieve, what resources it offers to schools, and how a school can apply to become a Heritage School? Finally, I'd like to know the email address for general inquiries about the program.
Navigate to 'https://www.archaeologyuk.org/'. Click on the 'Our Work' link in the main navigation. On the 'Our Work' page, click on the 'Learning' link or navigate directly to the 'Learning' section. On the 'Learning' page, locate and click on the 'Heritage Schools' link. Identify the primary aim or goal of the Heritage Schools program. List the types of resources or support provided to schools by the program. Find information on the application process for schools to join the program. Locate the general inquiry email address for the Heritage Schools program. Synthesize all collected information to answer the user's questions.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Heritage Schools' page. The agent correctly states that the program aims to help schools 'use their local heritage to enrich the curriculum and provide exciting learning opportunities' or similar phrasing. The agent lists resources such as 'free online resources', 'training for teachers', and 'support for school staff' (or similar details from the page). The agent correctly states that schools can apply by 'contacting their local Heritage Schools Coordinator' or by 'emailing the Heritage Schools team' to register their interest. The agent provides the correct email address for general inquiries about the program as 'heritageschools@archaeologyuk.org'.