Teaching resources

The Museum provides a range of resources for use in the classroom. Many are specially designed to meet National Curriculum requirements in Religious Education, History and Citizenship, and are available for all Key Stages.

Touring exhibitions available for hire

The Museum has a wide range of touring exhibitions available for use by schools and colleges, where they can be integrated into a variety of curriculum-based activities.

Educational Resources

The Last Goodbye - The Rescue of Children from Nazi Europe
80 pages, illustrated in B&W and colour.
£7.50

A stimulating teaching resource that tells the extraordinary story of the Kindertransport, the rescue of 10,000 children from Nazi Europe. Designed for Key Stage 2 pupils and above, the text explains the experiences of the children in a user-friendly way and provides challenging, well structured tasks enabling children to respond to the issues that arise, including racial hatred, bullying, responsibility, and citizenship. Prints by artist Hans Jackson, a former child refugee, illustrate the pack in a vivid and effective way.

A touring exhibition of the same title is also available.

A Taste of Judaism
64 Pages, Full Colour
£5.00

A resource for teaching the Jewish dietary laws and traditions, as seen through the eyes of Jewish children, designed for Key Stage 2 pupils. Includes classroom material, mini research projects, exercises and quizzes designed to stimulate pupils' thinking and imagination.

Leon Greenman Auschwitz Survivor 98288
16 pages, illustrated
£3.00

A Resource for Holocaust Education to accompany the exhibition, with notes for teachers.

Other Museum publications are also available.