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18 July 2025

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This engaging, age-appropriate PDF reading resource explores the incredible true story of Nancy Wake, a fearless spy who played a major role in World War II. Written in a lively and descriptive style, this educational piece introduces students to the bravery, intelligence, and determination of one of history’s most extraordinary women. With exciting narrative sections, vivid detail, and accessible language, this non-fiction text is perfect for developing interest in historical figures and real-life heroes.

Subheadings included in the PDF:

  • Introduction: Meet Nancy Wake – The White Mouse
  • Early Life: From New Zealand to Paris
  • Joining the Resistance
  • Escape to Britain – And Then Back Again
  • Behind Enemy Lines in France
  • Not Just a Hero – A Legend
  • After the War
  • Why Her Story Still Matters
  • Quick Facts About Nancy Wake
  • Final Thought

This reading resource is ideal for students aged 11–16. It has been specially written with this age group in mind, using vocabulary, sentence structure, and tone appropriate for upper primary to lower secondary learners. Whether used in English, History, PSHE, or for independent reading, it provides a rich and inspiring text that supports comprehension and engagement with real-world events and people.

Students will gain a deeper understanding of World War II, the role of the French Resistance, and the courage required to stand up against injustice. The resource builds vocabulary, encourages critical thinking, and promotes interest in historical non-fiction. It also introduces them to a strong female role model, encouraging resilience, determination, and bravery through storytelling. Teachers can use it as a springboard for discussions, comprehension activities, or cross-curricular projects.

This PDF is ready to print or share digitally, making it a flexible, time-saving classroom resource. It delivers high-interest content in a classroom-friendly format, helping students connect emotionally and intellectually to a real historical figure. Whether for group work, individual reading, or homework, it’s a valuable addition to your literacy or history toolkit.

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Total Page Count in Digital Format: 12

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