Audience

open access

Location

Bletchley Park

Starts from 24/02/2020 to 24/02/2020

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A jointly hosted, free CPD event for secondary school teachers, delivered by Bletchley Park and UCL Centre for Holocaust Education. For an optional guided tour of the site, please arrive no later than 4pm. The main session will run from 5–6.30pm.

How much did the British government and the British public know about the Holocaust as it unfolded? What role did intelligence from Bletchley Park play in contributing to this knowledge?

Research undertaken by UCL Centre for Holocaust Education (2016) suggests that students of all ages had a limited understanding of Britain’s response to the Holocaust. Your attendance at this free CPD event will enable you to facilitate students’ detailed enquiry into what was known, by whom, when and what actions were taken based upon options available at the time.

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