• 10am - 5.30pm
  • FREE
  • Chelsea, London
National Army Museum
  • 10am - 5.30pm
  • FREE
  • Chelsea, London

Remembrance

Follow this gallery trail to find out how and why people remember those who have served in wars.

Trail

Resource files

Trail (PDF, 1.74 MB)

Curriculum areas

History

Level

KS1 (Ages 5 to 7)

Subjects

Remembrance
First World War
1900s

Remembrance Trail

The First World War took place 100 years ago, but even today people remember what happened and commemorate the people who died. Follow this gallery trail to find out how and why people remember those who have served in wars.

Bring the trail along when you visit the National Army Museum. It takes you to four different galleries, which you can visit in any order.

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Learning resources
Schools

Learning resources

Our growing selection of resources are designed to support young people’s learning needs in the classroom, at home or during a visit to the Museum.

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Poppies to remember?
Primary workshop

Poppies to remember?

Discover some of the stories of Remembrance held by the Museum, the evolution of the poppy as a symbol, and how it is used today.

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A raiding party in a trench, 1916
Story

First World War

The First World War was the first truly global conflict. It cost the lives of over ten million soldiers worldwide.

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