Who was Florence Nightingale? Video (Years 1-2)

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Help children to understand the life and times of Florence Nightingale with this engaging video. Starting with her background and training as a nurse, the narration moves on to explain how Florence made a difference to the standard of nursing care during the Crimean War. Followed by her influence in teaching — setting up the school of nursing and publishing her book. The video also looks at some of the ways Florence is remembered today.

  • Key Stage: Key Stage 1
  • Subject: History
  • Topic: Health & Medicine
  • Topic Group:Significant Individuals
  • Year(s): Years 1-2
  • Media Type: Video
  • Resource Type: Video
  • Last Updated: 04/01/2024
  • Resource Code: H1VAE13026

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Significant Individuals
Individuals 1750-present
Florence Nightingale
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