Thank you to everyone who joined us this #BlackHistoryMonth in the UK Black History Zone.
Teachers - although the Zone may be over, the learning never stops! Your students can go back and read through the answers the historians have given. Take a look: https://t.co/euOOFoA6DZ
Why is #BlackHistoryMonth in October?
Historian Garry, representing Connie Mark, explains the historical reasoning behind it's chosen month π
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It's the final day of the #BlackHistoryZone. It's been a great Zone with Chats full of historians ! Thanks to our funders @UKRI_News !
Here's some of our favourite moments!
In the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone, students can learn more about figures in British history like Connie Mark.
Historian Garry is sharing Connie's story of settling in Britain as part of the Windrush Generation.
Meet the other historical figures: https://t.co/yOUzUqvZUW
In the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone, students are learning about the lives of historical figures and their experiences of racism βπΎβπ½βπΏ
Take a look at the response from Owen, who's championing Stuart Hallπ
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George Bridgetower, one of our historical figures in the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone, is set to receive an anniversary blue plaque today, 244 years after he was born.
The plaque will be in Peckham, where he once lived.
You can read more about him here; https://t.co/dbiFvnvoH5
A great lunchtime Chat today in the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone with students asking about how they can help combat racism
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Read below from some great advice from our historians π
Which historical figures are featured on #ImHistory?
Historian Mel is answering students' questions on Anthony Donovan OβConnor: the first Black teacher from the Windrush era to be appointed as head teacher in the UK.
Meet the other historical figures: https://t.co/XKsmE5Vyt5
In the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone, students have been not only been learning about the historical figures, they've also been learning about what it's like to be a historian
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Have a look at the conversation from this morning's Chat below! π
Year 8 learners have been connecting with historians and activists for #BlackHistoryMonth with live chats from @ImHistory_Team and learning about the figures that helped shape the modern-day UK
It's been wonderful to see engaged and insightful Chats between historians and school students in the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone.
We're sharing snippets from Chats all month over on @imhistory_team! ππ
In the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone, students are asking historians about the importance their historical figures had in history βπΎβπ½βπΏ
Take a look at the response from Oli, who's championing Sir William Arthur Lewisπ
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Which historical figures are featured on #ImHistory?
Historian Natalie is answering students' questions on Julius Soubise: a freed Afro-Caribbean slave who is now referred to as "Britainβs first black celebrity".
Meet the other historical figures: https://t.co/XKsmE5DXBx
Jack Leslie was a prominent historical figure in #BlackHistory βπ½
Lily is championing Jack and answering student's questions about his life in our #BlackHistoryMonth Zone
You can read more about him here ; https://t.co/EFd97XsbDJβ¦
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A great first week of Chats in the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone!
This week students have been asking historians about the role their historical figures had in history βπΎβπ½βπΏ
Take a look at the responses from Natalie, who's championing football legend Jack Leslieπ
A great lunchtime Chat with a history club in the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone today βπ½
Allowing budding historians to not only learn about key historical figures, but also about finding a future career in history!π
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In the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone, students are asking historians about the importance their historical figures had in history βπΎβπ½βπΏ
Take a look at the response from Oli, who's championing Sir William Arthur Lewisπ
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Support your students to revisit British history this #BlackHistoryMonth.
Connect with historians and researchers through live text Chats, and learn more about lesser-known Black Britons.
Take part: https://t.co/91K3xp65Af
In the #BlackHistoryMonth Zone students are discussing why racism exists.
Take a look at the response from Garry, who's championing Connie Marks π
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