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From loss to learning: national tragedies and the national curriculum

From loss to learning: national tragedies and the national curriculum
From loss to learning: national tragedies and the national curriculum
Event summary for "From loss to learning: national tragedies and the national curriculum". This event brought together parliamentarians, educators, researchers, subject associationrepresentatives, and members of disaster-affected communities to consider how education might respondto national tragedies in ways that are accurate, respectful, and educationally meaningful.The discussion was framed by a shared concern that major tragedies are often absent from sustainedtreatment within the formal curriculum, despite their significance for public memory, justice, democraticaccountability, and social learning. Speakers explored what can be learned from Holocaust education, andhow local initiatives developed around Hillsborough and Grenfell may offer important models for futurecurriculum thinking and practice.
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Park, Wonyong
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Byrne, Ian
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Park, Wonyong
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Byrne, Ian
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Park, Wonyong, Byrne, Ian and Fancourt, Nigel (2026) From loss to learning: national tragedies and the national curriculum Southampton. University of Southampton 5pp. (doi:10.5258/SOTON/P1281).

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Event summary for "From loss to learning: national tragedies and the national curriculum". This event brought together parliamentarians, educators, researchers, subject associationrepresentatives, and members of disaster-affected communities to consider how education might respondto national tragedies in ways that are accurate, respectful, and educationally meaningful.The discussion was framed by a shared concern that major tragedies are often absent from sustainedtreatment within the formal curriculum, despite their significance for public memory, justice, democraticaccountability, and social learning. Speakers explored what can be learned from Holocaust education, andhow local initiatives developed around Hillsborough and Grenfell may offer important models for futurecurriculum thinking and practice.

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Published date: 9 April 2026

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Local EPrints ID: 510533
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/510533
PURE UUID: 5b3c2b48-2db2-460f-9d92-d90dee1ca10f
ORCID for Wonyong Park: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-8911-5968

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Date deposited: 13 Apr 2026 16:32
Last modified: 14 Apr 2026 02:06

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Author: Wonyong Park ORCID iD
Author: Ian Byrne
Author: Nigel Fancourt

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