VMG English

Day in the Life

Our class visited Shepparton Library to view an exhibition telling the story of Anne Frank, who became a household name after the Holocaust. Miss Frank lived with her family in Amsterdam and received a diary for her 13th birthday in 1942, in which she starting writing in. The diary documented the years to come, particularly when the family was in hiding from the Nazis. The diary was published by Anne’s father Otto following her death in 1945.

The exhibition also featured several items, including a replica of Miss Frank’s diary, a star of David worn by Jewish people during the Holocaust to denounce their faith and a replica of the house where the family went into hiding.

We went to the Shepparton Library for the ‘Anne Frank’ exhibition and it was kind of fun and interesting.   Hafsa Ansari

At the library we learnt about Anne Frank and how she lived in the secret house.   Charli Barclay

The excursion to the Shepparton Library was pretty good and I feel it helped me understand more about Anne Frank’s life.   Makayla Meadows

I thought the video was alright, but the time line panels were a bit boring because the lady told us, rather than letting us do our own reading and look for the answers.   Tamsyn Hutchins

I thought the movie was interesting but also very sad. The excursion helped me understand the life of Anne Frank better.   Mazey Hogan

The film was good, it was interesting, better than the time line.   Aiden Bollard

The ‘Anne Frank’ exhibition was alright, it had a lot of interesting facts and I liked the film.   Edie Kerr

This was a nice excursion and I learnt a lot. I feel educated about the life of ‘Anne Frank’. Beray Altikulac

The video was interesting, but the time-line panels not so much.   Maddyn Yenco

The ‘Anne Frank’ excursion was good, I learnt a lot about what happened to the Franks.    Zac Moore

The excursion was very interesting because it taught me a lot about Anne Frank. Before this exhibition I had very little knowledge about her.     Melis Avci

We watched a film and then got a run down about the history of ‘Anne Frank’. I thought that her story was so fascinating and was really excited to learn more about her.

Thank you Mrs HB for taking us on that excursion.  Mya Jesperson