Each year tens of thousands of activities take place across the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). Explore our interactive map to see HMD activities that took place near you for HMD 2024.
We will be hosting an Assembly featuring a guest speaker from the Generation2Generation.
Anita will then be leading an A-Level workshop and a Year 9 whole year group session.
We have also written poetry that will be read out during our...
The Warwick HMD event will be on FRIDAY 26TH JANUARY 2024 at 11.30am by the War Memorial in Church Street, Warwick, to allow local schools to take part as usual.
Here in Warwick, as in previous years, we shall have a short street event.<...
A short, reflective event at the Martin Luther King Multifaith Centre at Aston University, supported by the Aston Students’ Union. Ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day, students and staff of various faiths and none will come together to remember victim...
Lesley Urbach from Generation 2 Generation will speak to all Year 9 students about her family's experience.
Birmingham’s annual civic commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day will be staged at the Council House, Birmingham, B1 1BB
The Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Cllr Chaman Lal, will lead the event on Monday 29 January, which is free, open to all an...
Holocaust Memorial Day Birmingham
Monday 29th January 2024
Council House Birmingham, B1 1BB
FREE to attend
10:30am - 12:30pm
Candle lighting ceremony, poetry, music and readings
We are hosting a school wide assembly on this years theme of the Fragility of Freedom. We are including Y9 pupils in this who have just finished their study of the Holocaust. We have also ordered a HMD candle to light this on HMD and take some tim...
We will be planting 'Forget-Me-Not' seeds with the public to commemorate this day of remembrance.
We also have a selection of books available to borrow related to the Holocaust.
This activity is open to all ages and there's no need to ...
We are asking our supporters to request from their Church Minister or Pastor a few minutes in the church service to reflect on Holocaust Memorial Day. This could be done on either Sunday 21st or 28th January.
It's a time to pray for Holocau...
We will be planting 'Forget-Me-Not' seeds along with the public to commemorate this day of remembrance.
We also have a selection of books available for the public to borrow about the holocaust.
This activity is open to all ages and the...
We will be planting 'Forget-Me-Not' seeds along with the public to commemorate this day of remembrance.
We also have a selection of books available for the public to borrow about the Holocaust.
This activity is open to all ages and the...
The National Holocaust Centre and Museum and Holocaust survivor Janine Webber will be giving a talk at The University of Birmingham.
A commemorative service has been organised in St John's Church in Peterborough commencing at 12 noon, this will be followed by a brief wreath laying service at the Memorial stone in St John's square.
This is an annual assembly we hold to remind the pupils of the atrocities that have been and are still been committed.
29 January 2024
This Holocaust Memorial Day, Holocaust survivor Hedi Argent MBE will be sharing her testimony live through YouTube. Last year 600 schools joined us online for a successful event. It is free to join.
Her talk is suitable for both primary and...
To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, North Kesteven District Council is honoured to announce an educational art competition for ages 11 to 16 year-olds.
Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) is an international day that takes place on the 27 January annu...
Holocaust Memorial Day 2024 Fragility of Freedom
North Kesteven District Council invites young people to reflect on the restriction and removal of freedoms through the creative expression of a self-portrait. To mark Holocaust Memorial Day...
The National Holocaust Centre and Museum will be hosting survivor Martin Stern onsite for visiting members of the public.
The National Holocaust Centre and Museum will be hosting survivor Arek Hersh onsite for visiting members of the public.
The National Holocaust Centre and Museum will be hosting survivor Hedi Argent onsite for visiting schools.
We will also be offering the opportunity to any school that we have worked with this year to join a live cast of the talk.