Holocaust Education Events

Over the last two years Solihull have hosted a number of Holocaust education events. These event have included 37 different schools, both state and independent which have attended these performances.

Resources

The performances have included: 

'And Then They Came For Me' : a multimedia play that combines videotaped interviews with Holocaust survivors Eva Schloss and Ed Silverberg with live actors recreating scenes from their lives as teenagers during WW ll.  Eva Schloss was also in attendance took part in a Q&A.

'My Brother’s Gift' : adapted by Claudia Inglis Haas
from the writings and memories of Eva Geiringer Schloss and the poetry and paintings of Heinz Geiringer, performed by Solihull pupils.

Kindness: A Legacy of the Holocaust: a performance of a ground-breaking verbatim play about the life story of Susan Pollack OBE.

Pupil Involvement

Schools that have visited and watched some, or a number of the above include:

Abu Bakr Girls School, Walsall
Bishop Veseys
Bourneville College
Bromsgrove School 
Camp Hill School for Boys
Eden Boys School
Edgebaston High
Emmanuel School Walsall
George Dixon Academy
Hazel Oak School
Henley School
High Clare School
Howells School, Llandaff
King Edwards VI High for Girls
Langley School
Lode Heath
Lordswood Girls
Loughborough Grammar
Marston Green Juniors
Palfrey Girls School Walsall
Parkhall Worcester
Parkside Middle School, Worcester
Queen Mary’s Grammar School
Queen Mary’s High School
Rahman, Worcester
Royal Grammar School Worcester
St Martins
St Peters Solihull
Starbank School
Stuart Bathurst
The Downs Malvern 
Thomas Telford School
Tile Cross Academy
Trent College
Triple Crown Centre Solihull
Welland Park Academy