Learning - The Holocaust Exhibition and Learning CentreThe Holocaust Exhibition and Learning Centre

Our learning offer for children and young people is based around the exhibition content and designed to address the subjects of the National Curriculum, Citizenship and SMSC at Key Stage 2 and above. It provides opportunities to consider shared values and reflects the need to build resilience to extremism in all its forms. We offer a variety of sessions that incorporate time in the exhibition space, a related practical workshop, interaction with documents, images and objects, opportunities for reflection and a call to action.

We can adapt workshops to suit different age groups, from Key Stage 2 to post-16, or for youth and community groups.

Untold Stories for Key Stages 3 and 4

These workshops are designed to focus on key stories and events in the lives of particular survivors.

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Every Picture Tells a Story

Helping to extrapolate information from pictures and search for meaning beyond the literal.

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Special Things

This workshop explores artefacts and their meaning.

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A school child sits on the replica bench marked 'Nur fur Juden' (Only for Jews) in the Holocaust Exhibition and Learning Centre.

What is in a Word?

The exhibition uses the spoken and written word in context, to chart the experiences of real children and real people.

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Impossible Choices

This workshop uses historical evidence from the exhibition to explore choices, actions and consequences.

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“Remembrance is not enough!” – Thalia Campbell

This workshop explores ideas about why it is important to remember, but it also asks whether remembrance is enough?

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