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Our FREE learning materials highlight the importance of remembrance, veterans and the poppy

All our resources are:

  • Made up of lesson plans, bitesized activities and assemblies
  • Free and linked to the Curriculum for Excellence
  • Differentiated to provide both support and challenge
  • Designed for use by schools, youth groups and families
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Early

Taking part in Remembrance gives people the opportunity to say thank you to those who protect us and keep us safe. Our age-appropriate resources:

  • Use creativity to help explore ideas around Remembrance
  • Include poetry, videos, original photographs and illustrations, and interactive tasks
  • Suitable for 4-7 year-olds
  • Free to download and linked to CfE
  • Support for teachers and parents 
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First

During Remembrance people stop to remember those who have served and sacrificed, from armed forces and emergency services to civilians, whilst hoping for a peaceful future. 

 

Our themed resources can be used to engage a young audience through:

  • Book clubs, fact files, veteran films, original photographs and interactive activities
  • Help develop key skills using written, audio and visual materials 
  • Suitable for 7-11 year-olds
  • Free to download and linked to CfE
  • Support for teachers and parents
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Second

Remembrance honours those who serve to defend our freedom and way of life. It recognises the sacrifice of the Armed Forces community across the Commonwealth, as well emergency services and innocent civilians killed through conflict and terrorism.

 

Our creative resources explore these themes and inspire children to engage with Remembrance.

  • Include veteran films, literature, photography and music
  • Encourage discussion, creativity and reflection
  • Suitable for 11-14 year-olds
  • Free to download and linked to CfE
  • Support for teachers and parents 
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Third

Remembrance honours people who have served and sacrificed, including armed forces and emergency services. It means stopping to remember people affected by war and hoping for a peaceful future.

Our themed resources explore these concepts through a range of activities:

  • Include literary and photography examples, detailed fact files and discussion tasks
  • Help develop understanding of different perspectives through creative writing and debate
  • Suitable for 14-16 year-olds
  • Free to download and linked to CfE
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Fourth

Remembrance honours people who have served and sacrificed, including armed forces and emergency services. It means stopping to remember people affected by war and hoping for a peaceful future.

Our themed resources explore these concepts through a range of activities.

  • Include literary, photographic, film and illustrative examples as well as detailed fact files and discussion tasks
  • Help develop understanding of different perspectives through creative writing, debate and reflection
  • Suitable for 16-18 year-olds
  • Free to download and linked to CfE
  • Support for teachers and parents
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Senior Phase

Remembrance honours people who have served and sacrificed, including armed forces and emergency services. It means stopping to remember people affected by war and hoping for a peaceful future.

Our themed resources explore these concepts through a range of activities.

  • Include literary, photographic, film and illustrative examples as well as detailed fact files and discussion tasks
  • Help develop understanding of different perspectives through creative writing, debate and reflection
  • Suitable for 16-18 year-olds
  • Free to download and linked to CfE
  • Support for teachers and parents
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