GreatWarWorkshops

We were thrilled to welcome back @WarWorkshops, who spent time with our students sharing should, creativity and real world insights. Our students were fully engaged from start to finish #worldwar1 #HistoryMatters

More photos capturing more great moments from @WarWorkshops visit to school today. Students had the opportunity to learn, ask questions, and get hands on experience they won’t forget! Big thank you once again to @WarWorkshops

More from @WarWorkshops #History #HistoryMatters #thisisap

More from todays visitor with our KS3 students. #HistoryMatters #HistoryFacts #historylesson

Bill Smith from the Great War Workshop visited us in school today. Students engaged really well enjoying some hands on learning. #HistoryFacts #historylesson #HistoryMatters #thisisap

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A real pleasure to work with students and staff who were - without exception - welcoming, enthusiastic and engaged! Thanks to all concerned.

Some lovely feedback from my recent visit to the wonderful Water Street Primary in #Skipton @WaterStreetPrim Great to see so many pupils following up on their own family stories. Thanks to all!

@Albany1914 What a wonderful thing to find! So many stories in those pages.

We are excited to have been contacted by someone who has an original notebook belonging to a nurse at Albany Military Hospital during #WW1 We’ve received lots of photos of the book and are looking forward to exploring them. #realHistory #AlwaysRemembered

@pfurs Here's an odd connection ... on Monday I shall be working with students in North Yorks. on the local impact of the First World War ... and one of the stories we will look at will be that (I think ...) of Richard's grandfather ... also Richard Butler! I'd love to tell you more ...

Richard Butler - @PFurs

This is such an important project. Well done to all concerned!

@menofworth @KeighleyLibrary @ProfPeterDoyle @GreatWarGroup @Taff_Gillingham @footsteps_pod @TrenchTrotter @TJGodden @jbanningww1 @HistoryandMoore @churchill_alex @TerrierMcD What a wonderful gesture by the family ... and these most precious items could not be in better hands.

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@menofworth @ProfPeterDoyle @KeighleyLibrary @KeighleyCouncil @GreatWarGroup @militaryhistori @nigel_atter @NigelGMarshall @wyedeanweaving @AFowlerPhoto That's great thanks Andy. Much appreciated.

@menofworth @ProfPeterDoyle @KeighleyLibrary @KeighleyCouncil @GreatWarGroup @militaryhistori @nigel_atter @NigelGMarshall @wyedeanweaving @AFowlerPhoto I wonder if you might also be kind enough to allow me to use the information from the Keighley News to add to my account? (With credit to yourself). Also perhaps to ask if the family might be happy for me to use the photo on the blog? (With credit to them of course).

@menofworth @ProfPeterDoyle @KeighleyLibrary @KeighleyCouncil @GreatWarGroup @militaryhistori @nigel_atter @NigelGMarshall @wyedeanweaving @AFowlerPhoto This is great work Andy - as always. The entry on my blog (tunstillsmen.blogspot.com) for Tuesday 18th September 1917 has details for the circumstances of Norman's death. The blog would also allow your contact to trace all of Norman's movements from his joining the Battalion ...

Always such a pleasure to work with students and staff @ribbweb Everyone welcoming, enthusiastic and engaged. Thanks for your support!

@menofworth @KeighleyLibrary @FarsleyMemories @tabbitha78 @GinaBirdsall @R4Shearer @BradfordMuseums @BradfordMecs @TerrierMcD Hmm ... if that's the case then it can't be the same man as he was in France at the time. Why is it that such apparently simple things so often become so complicated?!?!

@menofworth @KeighleyLibrary @FarsleyMemories @tabbitha78 @GinaBirdsall @R4Shearer @BradfordMuseums @BradfordMecs @TerrierMcD Could easily be this man ... but his service record is fragmentary with no sign of address or next of kin. Any indication of date for the letter? There is a Samuel Smith in Keighley married to Susannah (Hindle) in the 1911 census living on Wellington Street.

@menofworth @KeighleyLibrary @FarsleyMemories @tabbitha78 @GinaBirdsall @R4Shearer @BradfordMuseums @BradfordMecs @TerrierMcD Took a look at this Andy ... hmm ... no Samuel Smith with that number ... but ... Samuel Smith (25952) served with 10th Dukes. Previously AVC SE/15354. Posted to France AVC in Apl 16 and transferred to Dukes Sep 17. Leave to England from Italy Jul 18. To England for demob Mar 19.