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The Holocaust Educational Trust resources for year 7-8:

Pre-war Jewish life

Impossible Choices: Life under Nazi Persecution

Vera’s Journey (A study of the Kindertransport via one young girl’s perspective)

What Makes a Hero? (Nicholas Winton and the Kindertransport)

The Holocaust Educational Trust resources for year 9+:

Ghettos

Nazi persecution of Jews in Germany

Britain, Refugees and the Kindertransport

Dilemmas, Choices and Responses

Rescue during the Holocaust

The Holocaust Educational Trust resources for sixth form and older students:

• British Responses to Nazism and the Holocaust
• See The Imperial War Museum Teacher Guide: Preparing to Teach the Holocaust
• Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Israel, provides an extensive range of educational materials and teachers’ resources for students of all ages and for lessons across the curriculum
• The Holocaust Educational Trust produces a wealth of stimulating and thought-provoking resources for teachers’ use
• The Holocaust Memorial Day Trust has a myriad of resources and information for teachers’ use in offering Holocaust Memorial related assemblies
• Peter Lantos’s acclaimed book “The Boy Who Didn’t Want To Die” (Scholastic, 2023) presents an excellent and readable first-hand experience suitable for ages 11+.
• Generation 2 Generation provides speakers who tell their family Holocaust stories, free of charge, to a range of audiences across the UK. Their speakers are descendants of survivors and provide engaging, historically accurate, age-appropriate personal histories, integrating eyewitness testimony to ensure the voice of the survivor continues to be heard. By educating about the Holocaust, they aim to challenge racism and discrimination in all its forms.

  To book a Holocaust speaker, please use their booking form, or submit a general enquiry via their contact form.