The UK-based Gallipoli Centenary Education Project is holding a national conference for schools in Birmingham on March 14th 2016.
A limited number of places are available without charge for secondary schools – up to two students and a teacher per school.
The programme includes presentations by students who’ve visited the First World War battlefields of Gallipoli for the project.
A 16-year-old guest speaker from Australia will talk about the significance of Gallipoli for Australians.
The Gallipoli Centenary Project says: “If your school or museum has been learning about Gallipoli, this conference will offer some practical and thought-provoking ideas on how to study this complex area of our history”.
Full details of the one-day programme can be found here. For more information and an application form, contact Robin Clutterbuck: robin@gallipoli100.co.uk