Tomorrow we’re opening this academic year’s Multi-School Outreach series with Remembering Kristallnacht with Peter Summerfield BEM.
Through survivor testimony, students will learn about the events of Kristallnacht, 9–10 November 1938, through lived experience and consider its impact on the Holocaust.
This session is suitable for students in Year 6 and above and is one of our most popular sessions for primary schools.
📅 Tomorrow, 10 November 2026
🕙 10:00–11:30, via Zoom
Register your school here: https://t.co/49zWecL3ZE
Another amazing three days with the team at @BishopbriggsAC this week, delivering our @sqanews#MentalHealth programme and diving deeply into all things #attachment, #development and #relationships.
Thank you for your trust, your curiosity in exploring difficult topics, and your courage to make real change in the lives of the young people and communities you serve. 🌱💙🧠
@1MaryKerr
We are very grateful to the Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Education & Skills @JennyGilruth for joining us on our Lessons from Auschwitz Project. The profound impact of visiting Auschwitz - the site where over a million Jewish men, women and children were murdered, can never be underestimated.
If you have already attended our Introduction to the Holocaust Educational Trust series, sign up for one of our 'An Approach' online training sessions. These sessions will help you expand your knowledge of how to teach about the Holocaust in the classroom.
Teachers and educators in Scotland! Join us on Monday for our free online CLPL workshop ‘Scotland and the Holocaust’, led by Dr Emily Smith, where we will explore a case study of young Jewish refugees who settled in Scotland. Find out more here:
Anglican and Catholic bishops at the ecumenical summit 'Growing Together' conclude their final full day in Rome with Vespers in the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls.
This also draws to a close the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
#Anglican#IARCCUM#GrowingTogether
We are delighted to announce that our annual Holocaust Memorial Day webcast will take place on Tuesday 23rd January 2024. This is a special event where thousands of individuals across the UK come together to hear from one survivor about their experience during the Holocaust.
I am delighted that @EdinInterfaith is partnering with the German Consul General @christianehullman to bring this exhibition to Edinburgh in January and we are delighted!
Did you know that Christians were heavily involved in drafting the UN Declaration on Human Rights?
Find out more in our handy, free resource here: https://t.co/AjAo2ovhOw
#humanrights75@UNGeneva
Join us now to hear opening plenary speaker Cariad Lloyd @ladycariad, host of award-winning podcast ‘Griefcast’ and author of ‘You Are Not Alone’ in conversation with @kendonaldson#NESBereavement2023