The Anne Frank Trust is pleased to offer an exciting programme of free online learning events for students aged 9–15.

With hate crime rising across the UK, these sessions give young people the chance to reflect on prejudice and discrimination in society today. Our aim is to empower them to become agents of change and stand up against all forms of hatred.

All events are live and interactive. We use Slido, which works on any device, and we encourage your students to get involved throughout the session.

To sign up, please use the QR codes or links below. A few days before each event, you will receive the link to join live. All sessions are recorded, so you can watch them back at any time.

For 2026, we are also offering an optional reflection sheet to deepen learning and support classroom discussion. You can download it here.

Anne Frank Day Online Learning Event (Primary & Secondary), Friday 12 June, 10–11am:

Sign up for Anne Frank Day

Refugee Week Online Learning Event (Primary & Secondary), Monday 22 June, 10–11am:

Sign up for Refugee Week

Pride Online Learning Event (Primary & Secondary), Thursday 2 July, 10–11am:

Sign up for Pride Event

Do young people need any previous knowledge?

No — students don’t need any prior knowledge to take part.

What size group can watch the event?

Our events work well for whole classes, year groups, assemblies, or individual students.

What does it cost to join the event?

All of our online learning events are free to attend.

What if I can’t join live?

You’ll receive the joining link a few days before the event. After the session, the YouTube link remains active so you can watch whenever suits you.

What will young people learn?

• Awareness of prejudice and discrimination
• Skills in critical thinking, empathy and reflection
• Knowledge about Anne Frank’s experiences of antisemitism during the Holocaust
• Inspiration to challenge all forms of prejudice and discrimination