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Teacher of 30-years’ standing and a freelance writer, writing for children and adults. Passionate about history, multiculturalism, inclusion and enabling children to become independent learners. A specialist teacher for 15 years supporting the achievement of children with English as an additional language. The skills I learned doing this are reflected in my resources. Still working regularly in schools as a supply teacher and as a writer, running creative sessions for children.

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Teacher of 30-years’ standing and a freelance writer, writing for children and adults. Passionate about history, multiculturalism, inclusion and enabling children to become independent learners. A specialist teacher for 15 years supporting the achievement of children with English as an additional language. The skills I learned doing this are reflected in my resources. Still working regularly in schools as a supply teacher and as a writer, running creative sessions for children.

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Why do we have Remembrance Day? and Animals at War
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Why do we have Remembrance Day? and Animals at War

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Remembrance Day: why do we have it? Is it still relevant today? How do we remember animals who died in conflict? The powerpoint shares a variety of viewpoints and encourages pupils to discuss and decide for themselves whether they feel the act of remembrance has relevance in modern times. It includes links to films of remembrance services in 1919, 1937 and 2018, as well as BBC Newsround clips. Additional remembrance powerpoints and activities support the topic, including ‘Animals at War’ which covers use of the purple poppy to commemorate animal deaths during conflict. Suitable for KS2 and above, but could be downloaded and simplified for younger pupils.