Oppenheimer and the Atomic Scientists
An external resource hosted by Quakers in Britain / Peace Education Network which covers scientists including Einstein, Heisenberg, Szilard and Bohr and may be of
August 9, 2026
An external resource hosted by Quakers in Britain / Peace Education Network which covers scientists including Einstein, Heisenberg, Szilard and Bohr and may be of
Companion video to our resouce on Morality, Ethics and the Bomb. Intended as the WATCH section within that module’s CHECK/WATCH/LEARN/THINK/CHALLENGE structure. Can also be used
Companion video to The Nuclear Debate: Nuclear Weapons Yes or No?. Duration 2min 21sec Intended as the WATCH section within that module’s CHECK/WATCH/LEARN/THINK/CHALLENGE structure. Can
Companion video to resource ‘Nuclear Explosions’. Duration 3min 07secs Intended as the WATCH section within that module’s CHECK/WATCH/LEARN/THINK/CHALLENGE structure. Can also be used independently as
Teachers of RME, Modern Studies or History can book a free presentation with a moving talk by ‘Hibakusha’ – survivors of Hiroshima. The module features:
This comprehensive unit lets pupils investigate the moral arguments surrounding the possession and use of nuclear weapons, exploring the difference between moral and ethical viewpoints.
The Nuclear Debate, one of our most popular modules, contains 5 structured themes (CHECK / WATCH / LEARN / THINK / CHALLENGE) designed to fit
This pack explains why nuclear weapons cause mass destruction, comparing their power to conventional explosives and detailing blast, heat, and radiation effects. It includes a