 | |  | | | In this geography unit of four programmes, we cover the local linen and textiles industries, Northern Ireland canals and water management. The unit has cross curricular links with science. | | | |  | Programme 9 - Canals Broadcast: 24 March 2003 BBC 2 12.10-12.30pm
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|  Canals were once a vital artery for transporting goods all over the country. Superseded by the railway, canals fell into disuse and disrepair. This programme traces the development of our inland waterways and follows the restoration programs that aim to reopen canals. |
 | By the end of the programme and activities, pupils should be able to: - describe the development of our inland waterways;
- identify why canals fell into disuse;
- describe why canals are being restored;
- describe modern-day uses of canals.
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| Programme Title | Teacher's Notes | Worksheets | 9: Canals | | | 7-10: Textiles, Linen, Canals, Water | | |
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| |  | Programme 7: Textiles: |  |  | Programme 8: Linen | | | Programme 9: Canals |  | | Programme 10: Water | |
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