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4 reasons to try… British Army Supporting Education resources

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Celebrate Black History Month with these free KS3/4 resources from the British Army Supporting Education programme

1. Empower your lessons

The British Army’s Black History Month education resources aim to honour and recognise the significant contributions of Black British, African, and Caribbean individuals throughout the history of the British Army.

Seamlessly integrating with the history and citizenship curricula, these digital materials include an assembly presentation and a detailed lesson plan, enriched by the expertise of The Black Curriculum and BlackPoppyRose.

2. Uncover untold stories

Highlighting the often overlooked stories of Black service personnel, these resources explore their legacy and impact.

The materials feature diverse case studies, including the significant, yet under-reported roles of Black women during WWI, ensuring students gain a comprehensive view of history.

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3. Foster critical discussions

Designed to spark thoughtful discussions, these resources emphasise the importance of Black History Month and broader Black history inclusion within education.

Reflection questions and insights from currently serving Black soldiers encourage students to connect historical narratives with contemporary conversations on race and diversity.

4. Commitment to inclusion

As part of the British Army’s commitment to addressing inequalities, these resources raise awareness about the contributions of Black service personnel, both past and present.

They provide educators with valuable tools to start necessary conversations and foster a more inclusive educational environment.

At a glance
  • > Comprehensive resources that integrate seamlessly with existing curricula
  • > Expert collaboration with The Black Curriculum and BlackPoppyRose
  • > Modern perspectives from serving Black soldiers


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