The Hill and the Flux family
Image credit: with kind permission of Frenchay Village Museum
The students will look at how the war affected a large family, typical of many local families, considering the choices and the consequences, which scattered this family all over the world in the aftermath of the war.
A broad curriculum based learning resource, reflecting our rich cultural heritage and encouraging the discussion of challenging issues.
National Curriculum: History/English/RE/Citizenship
There were eleven children between the two families who were cousins. This is the family history of each person. Amy was a VAD nurse, her cousin Mabel, a Land Girl. Four of the cousins died, but not all in the circumstances you might imagine. One left his autograph on a church wall in France before he was lost in battle during the spring offensive of 1918 and several emigrated to a ‘better life’. Find out where they lived, who survived and what happened after the war.
The Hill and the Flux Family (PDF)
Teacher’s information
This Learning Resource Contains:
- The family history of twelve of the Hill and Flux family members
- Activity: Questionnaire and Further Teaching Ideas
- Other Free First World War Project Learning Resources information
- Feedback Form
- This resource can also be used with both the Amy Hill Autograph Book resources and The Great War – Life in the Trenches, learning resources
Other Free Learning Resources available are:
The Great War – Life in the Trenches – The Alf Flux Kit Bag (Plus a Loans Box)*
School Children in the Great War – Messages and Mufflers
The Girls who made Grenades – The Warmley Grenadiers
Empire Foods – The War at Sea – (Loans Box)*
The Amy Hill Autograph Book – Cleve Hill Hospital
The Amy Hill Autograph Book – Wounded on the Somme
Home Life during the First World War
The Armistice Day Investigation Quiz
*Loans boxes can be booked through your local South Gloucestershire Museums:
Frenchay Village Museum: e.mail: frenchaymuseum@Hotmail.com
Yate and District Heritage Centre: e.mail: info@yateheritage.co.uk
Thornbury and District Museum: e.mail: enquiries@thornburymuseum.org.uk
Kingswood Heritage Museum: e.mail: Kingswoodmusuem@gmail.com
Avon Valley Railway Trust: www.avonvalleyrailway.org – contact form
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