Krakow, Poland's former capital that was founded in the 10th century, has been listed by UNESCO as one of the World's 12 most historic sites. Having escaped the damage of World War II, this city has many interesting monuments and buildings to visit, whilst the concentration camps of Auschwitz and Birkenhau are accessible by coach.
Subject Focus:
- KS 4-5: Visit one of the largest and oldest cities in Poland.
- KS 4-5: Take time to reflect upon the atrocities committed during World War II.
- KS 4-5: Explore the largest medieval square in Europe.
- KS 4-5: Study figures from history who are synonymous with World War II such as Oskar Schindler.
Student Outcomes:
- Study the medieval history and how it relates to modern Krakow.
- Explore some of the most important historic sites in Europe.
- Bring the sites students have read about to life.
- Understand how the tragic events of the past can be avoided in the future.
