With our outreach programmes, we can bring the museum to you! We offer both Primary and Secondary school outreach, online or in person at your school. Students will have the opportunity to explore this period of history using a selection of artefacts/objects, survivor testimony and in put from our expert educators, all of whom are qualified teachers! KS2: This 2.5hr workshop is delivered to your students in their classrooms or online. The Journey learning programme teaches your students about a young boy in 1930s Berlin named Leo. By the end of the programme students will understand how Jewish people were persecuted in Germany as well as why ordinary people might become refugees. To find our more please go to our webpage: https://journey.holocaust.org.uk/we-can-come-to-you/ KS3/4: Working with your school, our educator will ensure that your students get to explore a number of themes surrounding the Holocaust. Based on our exhibition and workshops at the museum, and through artefacts and testimony from survivors, your students will find out what it means to be Jewish, delve into the 2000 year history of anti Jewish racism that surrounds the Holocaust and analyse where the responsibility for what happened lies. Depending on the year group and your needs, we can also investigate what led up to such an unprecedented period of time by investigating life in Germany in the 1930s. Workshops can be delivered in a number of different time slots to suit your school. For more information please go to our webpage: https://www.holocaust.org.uk/secondary-post16-learning
Expenses as follows: Under 50 miles from the museum - £75 per educator Over 50 miles from the museum - £220 per educator London - £250 per educator