National Holocaust Centre and Museum
Are you a Year 5 or 6 teacher interested in teaching your class about the Second World War? Sign up for your free Purple Mash trial to access expert content developed by our Mash Partner the National Holocaust Museum.
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About Purple Mash
Purple Mash is a cross-curricular primary school platform created by Education Technology company 2Simple. Founded by a primary school teacher in 2010, the award-winning platform is now used in over 6,500 schools across the UK and international schools worldwide. Developed to support teachers in the classroom the platform is closely mapped to the National Curriculum and supports teachers to inspire children to be creative and make learning fun.
About Mash Partners
In line with our mission of developing technology that improves the learning opportunities of all young people, we are now looking to enhance learning outside the classroom through the creation of collaborative relationships with external organisations; our ‘Mash Partners’.
About The National Holocaust Museum
The National Holocaust Museum, located in rural Nottinghamshire, is a dedicated Holocaust learning memorial and museum. The museum features two permanent exhibitions. One which is suitable for adults and children 12 years and above. This exhibition explores the roots of Anti-Jewish racism, the rise of the Nazis and the events of the Holocaust.
The second permanent exhibition is The Journey, Europe’s first and only Holocaust exhibit aimed specifically at primary school children. It is completely immersive. This exhibition follows the story of Leo, a fictional German-Jewish boy living in 1938 Berlin. His story explores life as a Jewish person living in Nazi occupied territory, through the lens of a child. Its focus is on the Kindertransport, and life in the lead up to the outbreak of war.
In both exhibitions, survivor testimony and the use of artefacts is central.
Emily Kelsey Senior Educator National Holocaust Museum
"Having knowledge of the Primary classroom and working with Primary school students on a daily basis, we knew that Purple Mash was an organisation that we wanted to work with, given its positive influence that is has on young learners."
Complete this form for access to:-
- Exclusive Mash Partner content.
- The ability to save, set and share pupil work with our Mash Partners.
- Support to set up your class with individual logins to use Purple Mash at home and school.
- The full Purple Mash platform for 12-weeks.