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Last updated

9 April 2025

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jpg, 4.24 MB

Explore the rich history of World War II with this image of a German pillbox bunker located in Alderney, Channel Islands. This photograph captures the stark yet fascinating remnants of the German occupation during the war, offering educators a powerful visual tool for teaching about wartime fortifications, life under occupation, and the role of forced labor in constructing these structures.

Key Features:

  • One image of a WWII-era pillbox bunker.
  • Perfect for use in history lessons, classroom displays, and resource creation.
  • Licensed for educational and non-competitive commercial use (cannot be resold as-is).
  • Bring history to life by using this image to spark discussions, inspire projects, or enhance your teaching resources.

Suggested Links/Uses with the UK National Curriculum

This resource aligns with several areas of the UK National Curriculum:

History (KS2 and KS3):

  • A study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupils’ chronological knowledge beyond 1066.
  • The impact of World War II on the British Isles and its territories.

Geography:

  • Explore the strategic importance of the Channel Islands during WWII.
  • Discuss how geography influenced military fortifications.

Art and Design:

  • Use the image as inspiration for art projects depicting wartime landscapes or architectural studies.

English:

  • Encourage creative writing based on life in or around the bunker during WWII.

Links to National/Awareness/Celebration Days

Use this resource to support activities during key historical events and commemorations:

  • VE Day (8th May): Teach about the end of WWII in Europe and its impact on occupied territories like Alderney.
  • Remembrance Day (11th November): Highlight the sacrifices made during WWII.
  • International Holocaust Remembrance Day (27th January): Discuss forced labor and its role in constructing wartime structures.

Terms of Use

  • This image is licensed for educational purposes only. Educators may use it to create their own teaching materials or classroom activities.
  • The image cannot be resold or redistributed as a standalone product. But can be used commercial within your own creations.
  • Proper credit must be given when using it in public-facing materials: ©TheCuriosityCrows

Enhance your lessons with this evocative piece of history!

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