Subject Areas
If you wish to explore Holocaust Memorial Day in your own specialist subject area, please follow the links below.
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In this section, you will find resources to help you encourage your students to focus on the importance of human rights and responsibilities within society.
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This section contains materials suitable for you to develop with your History, Geography and Modern Foreign Languages students.
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Ideas for creative writing tasks and the study of literature connected with the Holocaust and subsequent genocides are contained in this section.
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Here you will find suggestions to challenge your students to use their ICT skills to explore and explain lessons from the Holocaust and subsequent genocides.
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Using resources from this section will help you to engage your students in exploration of spiritual matters and the importance of preserving traditions and religious practice, even in times of hardship.
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Here you should find inspiration to encourage your students to create and share musical and dramatic responses to The Legacy of Hope.
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Studying the Holocaust and subsequent genocides is often linked to statistics but this section helps you to show students that Maths and Science can be used in different ways to make people to really think about the figures rather than just quote them.
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Located here are resources to help you and your students use skills gained in Resistant Materials and Food technology to focus on the importance of commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day.
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Cross-Curricular
This subject area contains materials for:
- Primary Level
- Secondary Level
- Post-16 Level
Some schools take a cross-curricular approach to Holocaust Memorial Day. This section provides you with a series of cross-curricular challenges which can be adapted to suit all age ranges.