Our records cover the entire conflict from Churchill's desk downwards. Read the PM's signed orders and top level diplomacy with Roosevelt and Stalin alongside reports from all theatres of war and every aspect of the situation on the Home Front - from what was shown in the nation's cinemas to recipes for British kitchens.
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Topics
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Focus on Film
Investigate film as a historical sourceKey stage 2 - 5 -
Moving Here
200 years of the history of migration to EnglandKey stage 2 - 4 -
Home Front
Fighting the war at homeKey stage 2 - 3 -
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Lessons
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British Response to V1 and V2
How did Britain respond to the threat of missile attack in 1943?Key stage 2 -
Evacuation to Shropshire
What was it like in the Second World War?Key stage 2 -
Gordon Ford's Story
What was it like to be an Airman in the Second World War?Key stage 2 -
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Workshops
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Unmasking a Spy: Who was Karel Richter?
Putting history skills into practiceKey stage 2 -
Propaganda and the Art of War
Study original war art and then make your ownKey stage 2
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Videoconferences
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Life During Wartime
The impact of conflict on everyday life in Churchill's BritainKey stage 2 -
Propaganda and the Art of War
Study original war art and then make your ownKey stage 2
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Virtual classroom
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Life During Wartime
The impact of conflict on everyday life in Churchill's BritainKey stage 2
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Propaganda and the Art of War
Study original war art and then make your ownKey stage 2
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