A KS3 History lesson based around complexities of cowardice during the First World War.
Students focus on a specific case study, that of Private Harry Farr, and they are to assess the evidence for and against his cowardice.
This usually stretches over two lessons; the first looking at the prosecution’s side of the story and the second looking at Farr (the defendant’s) side of the story.
Students complete tasks at the end of the lessons to conclude if the outcome was justified.
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