MOCK ups of Anne Frank's bedroom, a Darfur shelter and a prison cell helped children learn about genocide.
Bishop Justus School pupils visited the exhibition room and were asked to consider if genocide today is any different from years gone by.
The school in Magpie Hall Lane, Bromley, also had two assemblies on the topic and discussed the hows and whys of genocide.
School spokesman Sue Robbins said: "The discussion allowed many complex and emotive issues to be raised and discussed; issues that still affect us today.
"The human stories helped to reduce the scale to an understandable story.
"It provided young people with an insight into the minds and experiences of those who suffered, stood by, took part in and spoke out against genocide."
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