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Starting our celebration of Black History and South Asian Heritage Month off with some displays to spark student’s curiosity, following an excellent assembly yesterday, supported by Sixth Form at Nottingham High School students Chloe, Zaid and Ethan.

Great to speak to students in Sixth Form at Nottingham High School about Black History and South Asian Heritage Month this morning. Reflecting on the events in Stockport this summer and how, in spite of backlash such as this, immigration has many positive impacts on British society.

Fantastic to have so many y.11 Historians supporting a talk to Nottingham High School Infant and Junior School students about the diverse nature of those who fought in WWII, to sit alongside their study of this period in y.5.

Today’s Remembrance Service will reflect on Britain’s use of the Chinese Labour Corps during WWI #LestWeForget2024 #RemembanceDay

Looking forward to welcoming Scary Little Girls in collaboration with Learning Team at Historic Royal Palaces to Nottingham High School! Notts High IJS y.5 and y.6 as well as Year 7 at Nottingham High School Year 8 at Nottingham High School and Year 9 at Nottingham High School will all get to enjoy today’s performance exploring the life of suffragette and activist Sophia Duleep Singh.

Thank you to Scary Little Girls for such fantastic performances about Princess Sophia Duleep Singh! Our students have truly been enriched by learning more about this remarkable woman.

Dan and Roland are very happy to have been equipped with their bayonets!

More fun from this morning with Frontline LH looking at the role of medics in WWI.

Thank you to ON John Whitfield Old Nottinghamians for coming in to talk to our Sixth Form at Nottingham High School about the Cold War.

Y.11 Historians collectivising their farms today to understand the impact of Stalin’s changes to the economy of the USSR and the Kolkhoz.

First week of Y.12 History Prefects Sixth Form at Nottingham High School supporting Nottingham High School IJS Y.5 students with their lessons on WWII.

Today is Holocaust Memorial Day, marking 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. We remember the 6 million Jewish men, women, and children murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators. As survivors grow fewer and antisemitism rises, today is more vital than ever.

#OnThisDay in 1945, Soviet soldiers liberated Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration and death camp. It is now a symbol of what can happen when hatred is left unchecked. Today, we commemorate #HolocaustMemorialDay on the 80th anniversary of the liberation. Go to

“What hurts the victim the most is not the cruelty of the oppressor but the silence of the bystander.” Thank you to Arek Hersh for sharing your story with us today and taking time to answer our students questions.