Sometimes they seemed to have a point, and sometimes it was the usual rhetoric and posturing about 'Jewish influence'
Stuff like this doesn't help though:
...Too few teachers - particularly history teachers - are being trained to teach the Holocaust in England, the Education Select Committee says.
Although good Holocaust teaching material is available, the majority of teachers are "self-taught" with little professional development, MPs say.
They also call for steps to be taken to preserve the words of Holocaust survivors for future generations.
Ministers say all pupils must study the Holocaust and what it teaches us today.
This is why it is unique in being the only subject named as a compulsory part of the history curriculum, a spokesman for the Department for Education said....
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-35384417
So, apparently, history teachers are not equipped to deal with this particular bit of history and need some extra professional development (being 'self taught').
Another aspect is that this event is naturally fading. We have a society full of South East Asians, Africans of all stripes, West Indians and Middle Easteners, and this is not really a part of their history. It was hard enough keeping white British youth engaged with this, but they are on their way out. To push this so artificially can make a mockery of it.