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Find out how your school could get involved with commemorating in Srebrenica Memorial Week and learning the lessons from the genocide.

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Our education resources are available to use all year round, but we are especially keen for schools to commemorate with the rest of the country during Memorial Week.

You could:

Do a one off lesson, a series of PSHE sessions or an assembly using our FREE resources.

Download them here

Take part in our annual Srebrenica 8-3-7-2 football tournament.

Find out more here

Do some creative workshops based on lessons from Srebrenica – creating your own version of the Srebrenica flower and writing messages of peace on the petals or come up with an art or poetry project of your own. Read this case study of Garth Hill College and find out what they did.

Learn about Bosnian food and get your students to try cooking some traditional Bosnian recipes.

find the recipes here
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