S C H O O L G R O U P S
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
We are available all year round to welcome school groups to our Centre. Our programmes apply the history of the Holocaust to help young people think critically about contemporary society. We welcome school groups of any grade, however, as the Holocaust forms part of the National Curriculum in grades nine and eleven we have specialized programmes for these learners. We are also able to create programmes tailored to specific learner issues i.e. bullying.
Our programmes are designed to teach learners to think critically, to consider the choices they make and to conscientize them as to the dangers of indifference, apathy, prejudice and racism. We seek to teach learners about tolerance, human rights and the value of life.
GRADE 9
Our grade nine programme draws from the moral and ethical lessons of the Holocaust to assist learners in dealing with challenges in their own lives. This programme has special focus on the rise of Nazism in alignment with CAPS requirements. The programme is 3,5hrs and includes a tour of the DHGC’s permanent exhibition.
GRADE 11
Our grade eleven programme focuses on eugenics in alignment with the National Curriculum. It aims to equip learners with a thorough understanding of the Nazi Germany racial state and racial ideologies. The programme is 3,5hrs and includes a tour of the DHGC’s permanent exhibition.
SENIOR PRIMARY PROGRAMMES
We offer a programme that is age appropriate for primary school learners 12 years and older. This programme covers the stories of two young girls, Hana Brady and Anne Frank, as an introduction to the Holocaust. This programme includes a visit to our replica of Anne’s hidding place. The programme is 3,5hrs in duration.
To make a booking, please contact Cayleigh on 031 368 6833 or cayleigh@dbnholocaust.co.za
SCHOOL GROUPS
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMMES
We are available all year round to welcome school groups to our Centre. Our programmes apply the history of the Holocaust to help young people think critically about contemporary society. We welcome school groups of any grade, however, as the Holocaust forms part of the National Curriculum in grades nine and eleven we have specialized programmes for these learners. We are also able to create programmes tailored to specific learner issues i.e. bullying.
Our programmes are designed to teach learners to think critically, to consider the choices they make and to conscientize them as to the dangers of indifference, apathy, prejudice and racism. We seek to teach learners about tolerance, human rights and the value of life.
GRADE 9
Our grade nine programme draws from the moral and ethical lessons of the Holocaust to assist learners in dealing with challenges in their own lives. This programme has special focus on the rise of Nazism in alignment with CAPS requirements. The programme is 3,5hrs and includes a tour of the DHGC’s permanent exhibition.
GRADE 11
Our grade eleven programme focuses on eugenics in alignment with the National Curriculum. It aims to equip learners with a thorough understanding of the Nazi Germany racial state and racial ideologies. The programme is 3,5hrs and includes a tour of the DHGC’s permanent exhibition.
SENIOR PRIMARY PROGRAMMES
We offer a programme that is age appropriate for primary school learners 12 yrs and older. This programme covers the stories of two young girls, Hana Brady and Anne Frank, as an introduction to the Holocaust. This programme includes a visit to our replica of Anne’s hidding place. The programme is 3,5hrs in duration.