Sounds of Remembrance

Journey across the globe to discover how sound plays a key role in Remembrance, and create your own time capsule of Remembrance sounds.

100 Years of Remembrance - KS3 (Welsh)

Explore who, how and why we remember, and consider how the next generation will shape their own Remembrance in the next 100 years.

Creative Writing (Welsh)

Take part in Remembrance through creative writing and the voices of children from WW2 through the short story 'Tomorrow Today' by Leila Rasheed.

Return Journeys (Welsh)

Travel across the globe with three men whose service in WW2 took them thousands of miles from home.

Children at Work (Welsh)

Lessons focused on contribution of Reginald Cooper, a child who worked in a cotton mill during WW1, including activities such as matching games.

Yes I Can (Welsh)

Meet an extraordinary woman and discover how she served others over a lifetime, through conflict and in peace time.

Womens’ Service Across The Commonwealth (Welsh)

Discover how women from across the Commonwealth served and sacrificed during WW2, and how their contributions changed the future of women in society.

Together Across The Commonwealth

Discover how our lives today are built on the shared service and heritage of the Commonwealth nations through stories of four women from WW2.

Remembrance and Service KS4

An assembly for GCSE aged school children helping them understand and mark Remembrance through the theme of Service. Service video and detailed case studies included.

100 Years of Remembrance - KS1

Explore who, how and why we remember, and consider how the next generation will shape their own Remembrance in the next 100 years.

The Sound of Remembrance

Key Stage 3 Remembrance Assembly 2024

Remember D-Day and the people who keep us safe, and discover how service still protects us today.

VE Day

Discover what VE Day meant in 1945, reflecting on the service and sacrifice of a generation and what that means for our lives today.

Army Cadets

Through case studies, videos and photographs, voices of Army Cadets reflect on what Remembrance means to them, and help you find new ways to remember.

Remembrance Words (Welsh)

Explore and understand new vocabulary, using it to shape your own ideas of Remembrance.