FROM EMANCIPATION TO WINDRUSH

FROM EMANCIPATION TO WINDRUSH

FROM EMANCIPATION TO WINDRUSH The Exhibition includes texts and images about life in the West Indies  from Emancipation in the 1830s when nearly a million Africans in British colonies won their liberty, having been enslaved for all or most of their lives. After August...
7 WINDRUSH EDUCATION RESOURCES

7 WINDRUSH EDUCATION RESOURCES

7 WINDRUSH EDUCATION RESOURCES These Windrush Education Resources are based on original stories of ex-RAF WWII serviceman Samuel Beaver King, better known as Sam King (1926-2016). He came up with the idea of commemorating the arrival of MV Empire Windrush, and worked...
The Windrush Line

The Windrush Line

The Windrush Line Recognising the contribution of the Windrush generation, who continue to shape and enrich London’s cultural and social identity today. BBC RADIO LONDON WINDRUSH LINE INTERVIEW by BBC RADIO LONDON 20 FEBRUARY 2024...
Man of the people

Man of the people

Man of the People Sam King The History programme of study for Key Stage One requires pupils to be taught about the lives of significant individuals who have contributed to society at national and international levels. Enter your email address to download Sam Kings Man...
Tallawah

Tallawah

Tallawah Windrush Generation Poetry The word ‘Tallawah’ is said to have come from a Jamaican patois term that means gutsy, strong, powerful, resilient and this is also true of its author, Nairobi Thompson. Windrush Foundation has com- missioned her book of Windrush...