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Our Aztecs websiteClick below to go straight to our educational website on the Aztecs, packed with images, information, resources, links, stories, quizzes, pronunciation guide, ‘Ask the Experts’ and much more...Aztecs Home PageTócuaro Study TourKevin Cook, who led a 2008 Geographical Association Study Tour for teachers, is preparing a revised version of his original and popular Tócuaro CD-ROMMore info ... |
Welcome to Mexicolore
Mexicolore (‘Mexico - the Lore of the Land’) was set up in 1980 by Graciela Sánchez, for many years a professional dancer with the world famous Ballet Folklórico de México company, and Ian Mursell, an audio-visual consultant and development education specialist...
Between them they have created a unique team which has worked for 27 years in partnership with the Museum of Mankind, the British Museum, the Royal Academy of Arts, the BBC, over 2,000 primary schools the length and breadth of England, and a wealth of institutions, groups and individuals seeking to learn from Mexico’s culture and people. If you would like to call on their expertise, please phone Mexicolore on +44 (0)20 7622 9577.
Mexicolore is a small independent teaching team based in London providing specialist educational services on Mexico and teaching resources on the Aztecs, centered on:
- team visits to schools and museums, interactive videoconferencing lessons, artefact loan boxes, and a range of teaching resources, on Mexico in general and the Aztecs in particular, plus background information and advice, for schools and museums throughout England.
We also offer:
- authentic Mexican costumes, decorations and props for hire and sale;
- distribution of authentic Mexican piñatas;
- a unique photo library on Mexico;
- a full consultancy service covering everything from Mexican entertainers to Day of the Dead festival traditions.
Fill it up ...
hang it up ... bash it up!
Glad Rags
with a Mexican flavour
A unique
image source
Authentic Mexican food
Not Tex-Mex!