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We were thrilled to welcome back @WarWorkshops, who spent time with our students sharing should, creativity and real world insights. Our students were fully engaged from start to finish #worldwar1 #HistoryMatters
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More photos capturing more great moments from @WarWorkshops visit to school today. Students had the opportunity to learn, ask questions, and get hands on experience they won’t forget!
Big thank you once again to @WarWorkshops
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Bill Smith from the Great War Workshop visited us in school today. Students engaged really well enjoying some hands on learning. #HistoryFacts #historylesson #HistoryMatters #thisisap
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Escape diaries of Skipton POWs found in Berlin! cravenherald.co.uk/news/2344…
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After a relaxing morning at the Chateau the pupils are on their way to Tyne Cot to pay their respects to pupils' relatives. This evening pupils will visit the Menin Gate for the Last Post and remember local men from Clitheroe commemorated there. #battlefields2023
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The children have really enjoyed learning all about WWI today! #Class20 #Year20 #WWI #BillSmith @warworkshops
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Great to have @WarWorkshops back in school. Year 10 students had a great fun!
Set up and ready to go for a day working with year 10 students @WesthoughtonHS on GCSE Medicine on the Western Front.
Great to be working again with such good friends and colleagues.
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Who was the majority partner from 14-18 on the allied side of the Western Front? Below maps from the excellent carto1418.fr/ visually makes it easy to see who..
French= Blue
Non-French= Orange
Germans= Red
Pic1: 31.12.14
Pic2: 31.12.15
Pic3: 31.12.16
Pic4: 31.12.17
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Finding out about the real-life story of local WWI hero Arthur Cornell, told by historian Dr. Bill Smith from
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Brilliant hands-on workshop allowing students to learn more about WWI & get hands-on with artefacts from the era @SJLHistory
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A fantastic day today with @WarWorkshops - our GCSE students, and some KS3, thoroughly enjoyed looking at all the artefacts and learning about life in the trenches (and we know the staff loved it too!). Brilliant day all round!
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A first-hand account of the 1914 Christmas truce, written by Lance Corporal John Dowling (not Downing), 1/East Lancashire. From the Accrington Observer & Times of 5th January 1915 on findmypast. Wishing everyone a happy Christmas and a healthy & peaceful New Year.
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Our pupils had such a great day looking at WW1. I would highly recommend this to all history departments. We look forward to welcoming you back next year.
Enjoyed a terrific day yesterday with staff and students @robertbms looking at the story of the Breed brothers from Shefford. Many thanks to all for such a warm welcome.
Today with @EtaHistory working on Medicine on the Western Front. Very much looking forward to it!
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Some shots from the day @WarWorkshops
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ETA welcome back the amazing Bill from @WarWorkshops
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The names of 7,000 Chums of The Old Contemptibles' Association are now uploaded to my blog, as well as lots of other information:
Chums of The Old Contemptibles' Association (140) oldcontemptiblesassociations…
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An absolutely wonderful day with @WarWorkshops working with our year six children. Thank you, Bill


































































