1. BFES/SCE Association: Association for teachers who worked at British Forces schools around the world (1946-present day)
2. John Stanley Beaumont Boyce: Educationist who served with the British Army during the Second World War, responsible for Army Education programmes in Germany during the immediate post-war period.
3. Sir Fred Clarke: Eminent educationist who played a central role in UK social reconstruction policies (particularly education) during the post-1945 period and travelled widely writing about education in many countries
4. Isabel Fry: Educationist, social worker, reformer, and prolific diarist who kept an almost daily diary from 1907-1958
5. German Educational Reconstruction: Voluntary organisation established in 1943 to help German refugee educationists. After the war the focus shifted to the promotion of Anglo-German relations
6. David Hicks: British teacher and academic who promoted world studies, peace education and futures societies for the curriculum (1973-2003)
7. National Union of Women Teachers (NUWT): Teachers' union interested in all aspects of social policy, including the inter-war international peace movement and the impact of the Second World War on education provision
8. Official Publications: Government and selected non-government publications on education and related social policy from 1850s-present day
9. Brian Simon: Eminent educationist and education historian who served during the Second World War, researched post-war reconstruction policies, wrote the seminal history of education in the UK 1780-1990, and travelled widely including to the Soviet Union
10. World Education Fellowship: International organisation promoting child-centered education, social reform through education, democracy, world citizenship, international understanding and the promulgation of world peace
Arabella Kurdi: the British Families Education Service School Meals and Domestic Science Organiser in Germany 1947-1951
Mimi Hatton: a British Families Education Service teacher in Germany 1946-1952
Girls' Day School Trust (GDST): group of independent girls schools established from 1873 to present day
Horace Panting: a London teacher who experienced evacuation first-hand
Joseph Lauwerys: comparative educationist central to post-1945 European peace movement
Margaret Read: anthropologist influential in shaping British attitude to post-war colonial education
Arthur Sporne: a teacher who collected essays written by his pupils about their lives written in 1914 and 1952
R H Tawney: economic and social historian active in post-war education and social reform
Ronald Wilson: adult educationist based in Germany 1945-1963
Duncan Taylor: producer for BBC Radio programmes for schools
Writing Research Projects: research data comprising writing by school children from the 1960s on a range of subjects from across the curriculum
Curriculum Resources: the Library's main collection of modern day teaching resources
Special Collections: the representation of war and peace in selected Special Collections
