Knowledge is bigotry's worst enemy.

OUTREACH PROGRAMME
“The most memorable lesson of the year...”

In the past year, more than 300 schools partnered with the Holocaust Educational Trust, utilising our Outreach programme to enhance their own Holocaust educational provision.

• Through our Outreach programme, the Trust arranges for Holocaust survivors to visit schools to deliver their personal testimony and for trained Holocaust educators to lead workshop sessions.
   
• Survivor testimony forms a key component of effective Holocaust education by putting a human face to history and enabling students explore its lessons in depth.
   
• Our interactive workshops are appropriate for students from Year 6 (age 10) upwards. Workshop content can link to multiple subject areas and encourage critical thinking about the complex issues raised by an exploration of the Holocaust. Programmes can be tailored to each school’s needs and we are experienced in working with all types of school, including special schools and Pupil Referral Units.
   
• Our outreach programme is free of charge. To enquire about organising a visit by a survivor and/or and educator to your school, please contact JLIB_HTML_CLOAKING .

Click here to read survivors' stories.

THINK EQUAL

Think Equal is a in intensive educational unit which is used by schools in areas of reported social and cultural tensions. Through a study of the Holocaust and its modern day lessons, Think Equal encourages students to consider the consequences of racism and prejudice.

Think Equal is also a partnership between the Trust and individual schools. The programme offers participating schools: 

• Ongoing consultation with a member of our staff
• A lesson pack created by our team of experts in Holocaust education
• An in-school CPD session for teachers
• A visit from a Holocaust survivor to your school
• An evaluation report based on feedback from your students, teachers and the Trust’s staff

Think Equal is delivered free of charge to those schools selected to take part. All teaching and training materials are provided by the Trust.

To read more about Think Equal, click here.

To learn more about whether Think Equal is appropriate for your school, please contact JLIB_HTML_CLOAKING .