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Holocaust Education Ireland https://linktr.ee/holocausteducationireland Holocaust Education Ireland (HEI) non-profit charity working to combat prejudice through education.

Holocaust Education Trust Ireland aims to educate and inform people about the Holocaust in order to combat antisemitism and all forms of racism and intolerance in Ireland. We promote Holocaust awareness through educational and cultural programmes that address issues of antisemitism, racism, bigotry and prejudice. HEI works closely with government agencies, educational and cultural bodies, voluntary groups and national organisations. Please follow us for updates on our work and Holocaust history. Supporting the work of the Trust provides an opportunity to establish an enduring legacy for the millions who perished in the Holocaust. Holocaust Memorial Lecture registration link: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GloqHMHSSsCPAATFVbJwbQ

Over 200 primary and secondary schools across Ireland have registered for the Crocus Project this year. Thank you to eve...
07/10/2026

Over 200 primary and secondary schools across Ireland have registered for the Crocus Project this year. Thank you to every teacher and student taking part.

Each autumn, pupils plant yellow crocus bulbs in memory of the 1.5 million Jewish children and the hundreds of thousands of other children who were murdered in the Holocaust, and in memory of all children who are victims of conflict worldwide. The yellow flowers recall the yellow stars that Jewish people were forced to wear under N**i rule. When the crocuses bloom in late January, around Holocaust Memorial Day, they become a living act of remembrance in schools and communities across the country.

There is still time for your school to join. Registration is free, and every participating school receives a Teacher's Handbook, in English or as Gaeilge, along with bulbs to plant.

Is your school on the map yet? Register through the link in our bio.

Today we remember the victims of Babi Yar, where 85 years ago, over 33,000 Jewish men, women, and children were murdered...
30/09/2026

Today we remember the victims of Babi Yar, where 85 years ago, over 33,000 Jewish men, women, and children were murdered in just two days near Kyiv. In the years that followed, tens of thousands more including Roma, Soviet prisoners of war, and psychiatric patients were also killed at this site. We honour their memory and reaffirm our commitment to combating antisemitism, racism, and all forms of intolerance.

Last chnace to register for our Study Visit to Krakow next month, we have two slots remaining. Email us at info@holocaus...
29/09/2026

Last chnace to register for our Study Visit to Krakow next month, we have two slots remaining. Email us at [email protected] or fill out the expression of interest form in our bio.

Living History returns this October 🕯️On Friday 9 October at 10am, we welcome Aimee Dawson, third-generation Holocaust s...
28/09/2026

Living History returns this October 🕯️

On Friday 9 October at 10am, we welcome Aimee Dawson, third-generation Holocaust survivor, for a virtual Living History session with secondary school students.

Living History brings second- and third-generation survivors and others with a personal connection to the Holocaust, directly into classrooms to share their families' stories.

đź“… Friday 9 October, 10am
đź’» Virtual session
🎓 Open to secondary schools

Fill out the regsitration link in our bio to get access to the Zoom link for this session!

Join Lynn Jackson (Holocaust Education Ireland) and Caroline Morrissey (Cork Education Training Board) for this presenta...
24/09/2026

Join Lynn Jackson (Holocaust Education Ireland) and Caroline Morrissey (Cork Education Training Board) for this presentation tracing the development of the Holocaust before, during and after the Second World War. Ideal for teachers approaching this subject for the first time, or as a refresher for those already familiar with it.

Delivered in partnership with Education Support Centres Ireland (ESCI).

🗓️ Autumn 2026 sessions:
Monday 5 October, 7:00–8:30pm
Monday 9 November, 7:00–8:30pm
Monday 7 December, 7:00–8:30pm

Scan the QR code or link in bio to register.

Thanks to the Third Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy Scout Troop for helping us pack yellow crocus bulbs this week! đź’›These bu...
21/09/2026

Thanks to the Third Wicklow Newtownmountkennedy Scout Troop for helping us pack yellow crocus bulbs this week! đź’›

These bulbs will be sent to schools across Ireland taking part in our Crocus Project, planted in memory of the 1.5 million Jewish children who perished in the Holocaust and the hundreds of thousands of other children who were victims of N**i atrocities and all children lost in conflict, past and present.

Want your school involved? Link in bio to register.

The Holocaust Narrative — E-Learning ProgrammeBefore teaching about the Holocaust in the classroom, educators are encour...
16/09/2026

The Holocaust Narrative — E-Learning Programme

Before teaching about the Holocaust in the classroom, educators are encouraged to build their own foundation first. The Holocaust Narrative is HEI's free, self-paced e-learning programme, designed to give teachers the knowledge and confidence needed to approach this complex subject.

The course is delivered in three parts. Part One introduces the diversity of Jewish life in pre-war Europe and the implications of the N**is' rise to power. Part Two examines life during the Holocaust, including ghettoisation, the Einsatzgruppen and the Wannsee Conference. Part Three addresses the end of the Second World War and the difficulties faced by Jewish people in its aftermath.

Recommended as a first step before engaging with HEI's classroom resources, including Holocaust Studies for Senior Students and the Transition Year Module.

Free to access online.

Resource Spotlight! Holocaust Studies for Senior Students is a high quality package of thirteen lessons covering the mos...
09/09/2026

Resource Spotlight!
Holocaust Studies for Senior Students is a high quality package of thirteen lessons covering the most important topics of the Holocaust, free to download and available to purchase in hard copy. The course spans pre-war Jewish life, the rise of antisemitism, ghettoisation, deportation, life in the camps, resistance, rescue and the aftermath, before closing with student reflection.

Each lesson pairs detailed background information with primary sources, survivor testimony and an accompanying PowerPoint presentation, giving teachers everything needed to deliver a rich, historically accurate lesson within a single class period.

The resource is recommended for post-primary teachers who wish to teach the Transition Year module or who have completed the HEI Certificate in Holocaust Education, or equivalent. Before beginning, teachers are encouraged to complete our free Holocaust Narrative e-learning programme, which provides essential grounding for the subject matter ahead.

Free to download from our website.

Our crocus Bulbs are arriving in the next coming days! Register to receive your free Crocus bulbs and educational resour...
04/09/2026

Our crocus Bulbs are arriving in the next coming days! Register to receive your free Crocus bulbs and educational resources today! Spaces are limited.

Congratulations to the winners of The Mary Elmes Prize in Holocaust Studies: History.First place: Kayla Collins, St. Oli...
02/09/2026

Congratulations to the winners of The Mary Elmes Prize in Holocaust Studies: History.

First place: Kayla Collins, St. Oliver's Community College, for "The Responsibility of the Living: Eddie Jaku a Holocaust survivor who chose Kindness over Hate".

Second place: Callum Farrell, Stratford College, for "The Forgotten Diplomat: Chiune Sugihara and the visas that saved thousands".

Third place: Ellie Chadwick, St. Mary's Secondary School Nenagh, for "Eva Mozes Kor and her twin sister Miriam".

We thank every student who entered this year. Your research keeps the memory of the Holocaust alive for a new generation.

The prize is named in honour of Mary Elmes, the Irish woman who saved the lives of Jewish children in wartime France.

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5:15pm
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