Education – Page 25 – First World War Centenary News Archive

January 29, 2015 CN Editorial Team

Villiers Park Educational Trust’s commemorates the First World War through extracts from CHIN-WAG Newsletter

The magazine reveals the lives of Old-Etonians and the Eton Manor Old Boys.

February 2, 2015 CN Editorial Team

British minister launches battlefields legacy project for schools

The British Government has launched a new project designed to encourage pupils who’ve visited the First World War battlefields to share their experiences with local communities.

February 2, 2015 CN Editorial Team

Centennial Countdown Blog Posting for January 2015

The latest Centennial Countdown posting by the American First World War blogger Dennis Cross – covering January 1915.

February 2, 2015 CN Editorial Team

Conference in The Hague to restage Versailles Treaty talks

The controversial peace treaties which ended the First World War will be renegotiated by young people as part of an international conference in The Hague from June 22nd-26th 2015.

February 4, 2015 CN Editorial Team

100 Years Ago Today: Germany intensifies U-boat war

Germany stepped up its submarine campaign, with a warning on February 4th 1915 that all merchant ships in the seas around the British Isles risked attack without warning.

February 8, 2015 CN Editorial Team

64,000 Royal Marine records added to IWM’s digital memorial site

The Imperial War Museum has added the records of more than 64,000 Royal Marines to Lives of the First World War, its digital memorial to those caught up in the conflict.

February 9, 2015 CN Editorial Team

64,000 Royal Marine records added to IWM’s digital memorial site

The Imperial War Museum has added the records of more than 64,000 Royal Marines to Lives of the First World War, its digital memorial to those caught up in the conflict

February 11, 2015 CN Editorial Team

Legacy of First World War Scottish bagpipers explored in Sutherland

Musicians and researchers in the north of Scotland are working together to explore the role of music, particularly the bagpipes, during the First World War.

February 16, 2015 CN Editorial Team

100 Years Ago: the Second Battle of the Masurian Lakes on the Eastern Front

Germany fought a second offensive against the Russian Army in the Masurian Lakes region of East Prussia (now Poland) in February 1915.

February 17, 2015 CN Editorial Team

Gallipoli education project features at student conference in Germany

The Gallipoli Centenary Education Project is taking two UK students to Germany, to speak about the Gallipoli campaign at an international conference on 19/20th February 2015.