Schools urged to join project looking at how the Great War is taught
It began nearly a century ago, but the impact of the First World War remains strong and this week as usual the country came to a standstill on the anniversary of the armistice.
Next year, commemorations will be held, to mark a hundred years since the conflict began.
It's against that backdrop that schools in our region and right across the country are being asked to join a project looking at how the Great War is taught.
Click below to watch a report from Helen Ford
If you think your school would like to get involved in this history project then there's still time.
The closing date is 1 December and for more information just follow the links below.
The First World War in the classroom
Online survey to investigate First World War teaching
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