Learning Resources
The CWGC is dedicated to providing high-quality resources for all ages. We bring together tools, teaching aids, cemetery guides and interpretative material that supports the community in exploring their local CWGC heritage. Find education resources for use in the classroom, in a cemetery or on battlefield visits, as well as guidance and aids to family historians.
We publish a series of free information leaflets illustrating aspects of our work and major war cemeteries and memorials. You can view these leaflets online by opening the links below. The Commission also has several publications which can be purchased.
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Explore our bitesize guides, designed to help you research an individual who died in the First World War.
CWGC ‘How to research…’ Guides – The First World War
There are more than 58,000 RAF and air force personnel buried or commemorated in the UK. We want you to discover more about them, learn about their lives and ensure that every name is remembered.
RAF Air Cadets – Research project
Our free apps are designed to help you make the most of your trip to one of our sites, whether its researching the headstone in front of you, or deciding which of our sites to discover next.
CWGC Mobile apps
Additional guides
As we create further resources, we will be adding them to this page. The guides are designed to help our users make the most of the various services available via our website.
Researching cemeteries and memorials
This bitesize guide will show you how to get started with our online catalogue and give you a few tips on how to begin your research into one of our sites. You'll find out how to locate and access records relating to the site covering aspects including design, construction, unveiling, and maintenance.
View this guide as a PDF
Researching CWGC staff members
This guide will show you how to research former CWGC members of staff. You'll get tips on how to use the CWGC Archive catalogue and how to use a member of staff's staff card to find out more about their role.
View this guide as a PDF