THE FILM-BASED LEARNING PLATFORM FOR HOLOCAUST EDUCATION

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Our free-to-screen, relatable and age-appropriate films provide students with the essential historical facts of the Holocaust.

They feature powerful survivor testimony, archive footage and a diverse cast of student actors and presenters and explore the Holocaust’s past and present-day relevance.

 

DESIGNED TO BENEFIT TEACHERS AND THEIR STUDENTS

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PLANNING TIME

Ready-to-use films for instant classroom or assembly delivery

SURVIVOR TESTIMONY

First-hand, previously unseen accounts from those who lived through it

Bespoke resources

Curriculum-aligned lesson materials developed with the Holocaust Educational Trust

STUDENT-LED APPROACH

Peer presenters make complex topics more relatable and memorable

Engaging and powerful

Survivor testimonies explored with archive footage and student actors

Our Films

The Holocaust

A 53-minute journey through survivor testimonies, guided by student actors and presenters, offering a comprehensive and lasting understanding of the Holocaust.
  • Duration
    53 mins (also in 3 parts - 19 mins, 13 mins & 18 mins)
  • Key stage(s)
    3 and 4
  • Ages
    13+
  • Supported subjects
    History, RE, PSHE, English

Assembly Film

Six survivor testimonies told in just 15 minutes, interwoven with archive footage and student voices - a perfect and powerful starting point for assemblies and revision sessions for all year groups.
  • Duration
    15 mins
  • Key stage(s)
    3 AND 4
  • Ages
    11+
  • Supported subjects
    History, RE, PSHE, English

Kindertransport

Sent to safety in Britain on the Kindertransport, three children share what it meant to flee their homes and their families under the threat of Nazi persecution.
  • Duration
    20 mins
  • Key stage(s)
    3 and 4
  • Ages
    11+
  • Supported subjects
    History, RE, PSHE, English

Steven’s Story

From pre-war Holland to concentration camps, Steven Frank’s journey reveals courage, moral choices, and the fight to survive in Nazi-occupied Europe.
  • Duration
    52 mins (also in 3 parts - 18 mins, 18 mins & 16 mins)
  • Key stage(s)
    3 AND 4
  • Ages
    13+
  • Supported subjects
    History, RE, PSHE, English

Janine’s Story

A hidden child’s fight for survival in Nazi-occupied Poland, told through Janine Webber’s compelling testimony and lessons that still resonate today.
  • Duration
    54 mins (also in 2 parts, 27 mins each)
  • Key stage(s)
    3 AND 4
  • Ages
    12+
  • Supported subjects
    History, RE, PSHE, English

OUR IMPACT AND REACH

  • 2,500+
    Teachers have shared our survivor stories
  • 250,000
    Students have viewed our films
About Us

WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING

  • "Magnificent. An excellent use of student voices; so very expressive and easier for students to empathise with. Thank you"

    • Simon Hopkins, Teacher - Wollaston School, Northamptonshire

  • "This was the most valuable documentary on the Holocaust I have come across"

    • Teacher - Dumbarton Academy, Scotland

  • "This film was superb. I have never had a resource that explains this horrifying period of history so comprehensively"

    • Teacher - Thornden School, Hampshire

  • "An informative, educational docufilm created in a tasteful way. Well done to all involved"

    • Natalie Hall, Teacher - Aughnacloy College, Northern Ireland

  • "The film was excellent, very well produced, posed questions and informed. Left me speechless despite teaching about the Holocaust for decades"

    • Teacher - Elea High Online School

  • "We really appreciate the high quality of the resources produced and are glad to use them to support our delivery of material on the Holocaust both in history lessons and as part of the wider school"

    • Teacher - Huntcliff School, Saltburn-by-the-Sea

  • "Thank you so much for the use of the film. I lead the assemblies for year 7-11 and the feedback I have received from both staff and pupils was that it was one of the best assemblies they have had"

    • Teacher - Farringdon Community Academy, Sunderland

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