Remembrance Art (Welsh)

Students hear from a Soldier and Paramedic, before creating a poster or display to reflect how Service impacts different people.

People Who Serve

Explore in-depth the concepts of Service and Remembrance using photography and music to inspire children in creating their own Remembrance art.

Together Across The Commonwealth (Welsh)

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

Working Together

Primary Introduction

Discover how collaboration shapes our past, present and future, by exploring three key battles from the Second World War including D-Day.

Grow Your Remembrance

Lesson focused on how pupils can design their own space for Remembrance, considering themes such as plants, shape and colour.

100 Years of Remembrance - KS2

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

100 Years of Remembrance - KS4

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

Remembrance and Service KS3

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

Science and Innovation (Welsh)

Lessons and worksheets exploring the life and work of Harry Brearley, the inventor of stainless steel, and the impact of his invention on WWI.

Remembrance and Service - RAF Air Cadets

Explore what Service means, reflecting on why it is important to remember the sacrifices made by the Armed Forces and emergency services.

KS2 Book Club - Please Write Soon by Michael Rosen

Using Michael Rosen's latest release, students explore the impact of conflict across families, cultures and countries during the Second World War.

100 Years of Remembrance - KS5 (Welsh)

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

Together Across The Commonwealth (Welsh)

Through stories of four women in WW2, explore the importance of working together, and consider how modern Britain was built on collaboration.

Growing Remembrance Through Poetry (Welsh)

Discover how symbolism and metaphor are used by poets like Laura Mucha to express Remembrance, and use these features in your own writing.

Creative Writing (Welsh)

Explore and understand different perspectives of conflict using the short story 'We'll Meet Again' by Emily Hibbs, videos and activities.