During Remembrance people stop to remember those who have served and sacrificed, from armed forces and emergency services to civilians, whilst hoping for a peaceful future.
Our themed resources can be used to engage a young audience with Remembrance through:
- Book clubs, fact files, veteran films, original photographs and interactive activities
- Help develop key skills using written, audio and visual materials
- Suitable for 7-11 year-olds
- Free to download and linked to National Curriculum
- Differentiated to provide both support and challenge
- Support for teachers and parents
- Available in Welsh
Remembrance 100: Why, How and Who
Remembrance 100: Why, How and Who
Discussion Activities
Remembrance 100: Why, How and Who
Remembrance Assemblies
Together Across The Commonwealth
Together Across The Commonwealth
Commonwealth Resources
Growing Remembrance
Growing Remembrance
Grow Your Remembrance
Growing Remembrance
Remembrance Through Poetry
Then and Now - Service in WWII and Today
Then and Now - Service in WWII and Today
Build a Profile
Then and Now - Service in WWII and Today
Remembrance Assemblies
Then and Now - Service in WWII and Today
Stories for Remembrance
Our new Book Club resources give children the opportunity to explore Remembrance through Bali Rai's extrardinary novel Now or Never, the WWII story shortlisted for the 2020 Little Rebels Award. Through guided discussions, creative writing, fact files, original photographs and more, children can connect to the characters, events and themes of Now or Never and engage with Remembrance in a new way.
Then and Now - Service in WWII and Today
The Art of Remembrance
Understanding Remembrance
Understanding Remembrance
Remembrance Assemblies
Understanding Remembrance
Remembrance Bitesize
WWII - Working Together
WWII - Working Together
Working Together Assemblies
WWI - A Generation Who Served, Sacrificed and Changed Our World
WWI - A Generation Who Served, Sacrificed and Changed Our World
Children at Work
WWI - A Generation Who Served, Sacrificed and Changed Our World
Women at Work
This pack, made up of lessons and worksheets, explores the changing roles of women in the WWI era. When men were called up to fight, many jobs previously reserved for men were taken up by women - one of these jobs was bus conductor. Personal accounts and research help children to understand how challenging and exciting this time was for women, and to connect with Remembrance, thanking this group of extraordinary women.
VE Day
VE Day
