Online resources for students
Teaching and learning does not only happen in school classrooms. The recent growth in remote education and home-schooling in England creates opportunities for students to develop as independent learners, but this potential cannot be realised without structure and purpose. Our suite of self-directed online student resources gives you the material to provide this. These resources can be used to consolidate and to extend students' learning.
Supporting schools and teachers to mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2024
Compromised Identities is an innovative and challenging online exhibition created […]
Compromised identities
Compromised Identities is an innovative and challenging online exhibition created […]
Then and now: exploring the ‘Dimbleby dispatch’
This is a new self-study series of lessons for KS3 […]
The struggle to survive: resilience and resistance in the Warsaw ghetto
To support you with teaching the Holocaust during the lockdown […]
What’s my story?
A new guided-study series for 4 lessons for KS3 and […]
The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising: exploring history, meaning and significance
During this period of home/remote learning, this resource has been […]
Heroic actions of the Holocaust
During this period of home/remote learning, this resource has been […]
Nazi concentration camps
Welcome to this series of six short, 30 minute lessons, […]
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Outwood Grange Academies Trust CPD Day
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Beacon School CPD Day
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