Classroom materials
Tools to raise standards of teaching and learning
The Holocaust poses unique challenges in the classroom.
Our lesson plans and accompanying materials respond directly to empirical research into the needs of teachers and students, and are informed by the latest in Holocaust pedagogy.
Striving to live
This classroom material comprises two one hour lessons. These two […]
Lesson materials to support ‘After the War’, a novel by Tom Palmer
On the 14th August 1945, 300 Jewish child survivors of the […]
British responses to the Holocaust
Our research shows that students lack an understanding of British […]
What was a Nazi concentration camp?
Our research shows that students have a limited, often Auschwitz-centric, […]
Narrative links
Gyula Frenkel was imprisoned in the Vapniarca concentration camp in […]
A space called ‘Treblinka’
Within our popular historical consciousness the Holocaust is often characterised […]
Nazi antisemitism: Where did it come from?
As our research indicates, students commonly have misconceptions about the […]
A note from Leon
The powerful story of Leon Greenman, ‘an Englishman in Auschwitz’, […]
Teacher Guidelines – preparation for ITE
As preparation for your ITE day on teaching about the […]
Latest CPD courses
Surviving survival? Life and trauma after the Holocaust
This session takes teachers through a lesson designed for KS3 […]
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Now we know about the Holocaust, so what? Young people and meaning making
Making meaning from the Holocaust is not straightforward, indeed it […]
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Contemporary antisemitism
Antisemitism is a real and present threat in our contemporary […]
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