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“Anne Frank – A History for Today”�Peer-guide training for exhibition guides�

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The exhibition still packed, this is how your school will receive it

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Exhibition set-up, the panel stands

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Exhibition set-up

This set up shows a single-sided hang around the perimeter of the room.

The panels are all connected in straight line. This is just one way to set up.

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Exhibition set-up, mounting the panels

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The layout of the exhibition depends on the accessibility and space of the venue.

The panels in the middle are double-sided and each hung independently.

They are not connected to each other like the ones against the wall are.

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Watching the documentary “The Short Life of Anne Frank”

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Poster presentation “What do you know about Anne Frank?“

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Images from the exhibition are being discussed

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Images in the exhibition are being analyzed

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Poster creation in group activity

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Presentation of the results

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Guided tour in a small group

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The images/texts from the panels are being discussed in small groups

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A guided tour through the exhibition with a visiting class

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Practical information

  • Peer-guide training will take place on two consecutive days at your school.
  • The training will last two full school days. Students should be able to stay for the duration of both days.
  • The exhibition will be housed at your school for approximately two weeks.
  • We ask that your school host at least one evening event open to the public.
  • We suggest a minimum of 2 guided tours a week for every peer-guide.