Message from Programme Director, Ruth-Anne Lenga Dear Colleague Once again, schools are facing the enormous exercise of planning for the complete return of students to our schools. This poses considerable pressure on staff to conduct the return in a safe and efficient way. No words can really express the gratitude this country should have for […]

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The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education is resolute in its commitment to challenge and address antisemitism in all its forms and manifestations. Since its establishment in 2008, the Centre has worked to educate more than 18,000 teachers and millions of students in schools across the country about the long and troubling history of anti-Judaism and […]

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Post it from UCL centre for Holocaust Education’s Programme Director: ‘Be a light in the darkness’ – this year’s theme for HMD has been the inspirational motif for so many events this HMD. Today, my colleague Corey Soper and I had the pleasure of interviewing students from Core Academy Trust as part of a special […]

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Post It Note from Programme Director, Ruth-Anne Lenga A new year, a new term and yet no end in sight of the chaotic situation that we find ourselves in. Schools are, once again showing that they do not give up on their students and that, despite many teachers having to home-school their own children, and/or […]

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This year, the theme of Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) is Be the light in the darkness. The theme beseeches us to: recognise the darkness of genocide and the abhorrent processes that engender it including discrimination, dehumanisation and persecution; identify the light during this darkness, such as the actions of rescuers and acts of resistance; expose […]

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