Teaching about the Holocaust for the first time? Want to know more about our work? Join us for 'An introduction to the Holocaust Educational Trust', a free #TeacherCPD session next Tuesday, 16 April or Thursday 2 May. Click to sign up!

#OurHolocaustStory : Holocaust survivor Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff and her family fled Nazi-occupied Kosice, Slovakia. They 'ran' and hid in eight countries in the open for seven months with many close calls, including an arrest. They reached Lisbon and joined thousands of Jewish…

Find out more about our work with the Second and Third Generation by taking part in our Outreach Programme. To book a talk or find out more click here or email [email protected]

Over 700 tickets already booked for our in-person National #YomHaShoah Holocaust Commemoration. Have you booked your FREE ticket online yet? #RememberTogether on Sun 5th May, book now at yomhashoah.org.uk

A huge mazal tov to 100-year-old Holocaust survivor Lily Ebert MBE, who this week became a great-great grandmother!

Whether it’s on social media, university campuses, graffitied on the streets, or paraded at protests the swastika is the most recognisable symbol of anti-Jewish hatred.
 
It remains the icon of Nazi propaganda and is inherently linked to their evil ideology.
 
It is perhaps the…

Today is Holocaust survivor Henri Obstfeld BEM's 84th birthday. Please #sendhimsomelove

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A huge thank you to H.E.T. and Noemi for coming and talking to our PCDA students, we are incredibly honored to have met you and learnt from you this morning.
Lynn hughes Professor Margaret Rowe University of Salford Dean University of Salford

Thank you to H.E.T. for the most valuable visit to Budapest to study the impact of the Holocaust in Hungary. I have learnt so much and can’t wait to share it with my colleagues and students, as well as use all the classroom resources we’ve been provided with. #CPD

We were honoured to welcome Ivan Shaw to our Senior School last term to speak to pupils about his life as a Holocaust survivor. Ivan met with Sixth Form students & members of the Jewish Circle before his talk. Thanks to Ivan for his moving testimony & H.E.T. for arranging.

Last week we were joined in Belfast by 15 educators from across Northern Ireland to explore the province’s connections with the Holocaust. Thank you to all who attended.

We will be running a similar course tomorrow in Harwich. Find out more here: het.org.uk/education/teac…

Thank you again to H.E.T. for yet another tremendously informative Teacher Study Visit to Budapest, discussing the likes of memorialisation and identity amongst many many other questions to ponder personally and with pupils.

#OurHolocaustStory : When villagers noticed the man hiding Holocaust survivor Sara Weinstein's family was buying extra food, they surrounded the house, killed her mother and set the building on fire. They escaped the flames and carried Sara's mother's body to the forest and buried…

I’ve been so lucky to be a part of the team to come and complete the Teacher Study Visit to Budapest, and learn about Jewish history. Thank you so much to H.E.T.

As the Holocaust fades further into history, we must work even harder to ensure the horrors of the past are never forgotten. To support our work - donate.

Today marks the 30th commemoration of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Today we come together and remember all the victims. Learn more about the Rwandan Genocide here:
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Day 1 of the H.E.T. Teacher Study to Budapest. An informative day learning all about Jewish history in Budapest, whilst enjoying seeing the sites of such a lovely city 🇭🇺

We are running another free walking tour of Harwich on Wednesday as part of our project: Exploring the Holocaust: Sources and Sites project for all teachers and educators. Find out more and how to register here: het.org.uk/education/teac…

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An insightful and informative day organised by H.E.T. with a walking tour of Belfast & information workshop hosted by Queen’s University Belfast Library exploring the experiences of those in NI before, during and after the war years.