Advice and teaching resources

Welcome to the first RSE toolkit designed to support educators in the post 16 sector to deliver effective Relationships and Sex Education to students.  RSE is fundamentally about respect, consent and wellbeing and includes relationships, identity, digital activity and personal and social safety. RSE enables and empowers young people to make informed, respectful choices without causing harm.  Within the toolkit […]

Since September 2015, further education and skills providers have been under a legal duty to have due regard to the risk of learners being drawn into terrorism and they must also actively promote fundamental British values. Young people’s age and cognitive development can make them particularly susceptible to extremist ideas and targeting, which in turn […]

A guide to address misogyny, toxic masculinity and social media influence through PSHE education. A note about our third-party resources  Third-party resources are those not created directly by the Educate Against Hate team, or by the Department for Education. All third-party resources hosted on Educate Against Hate have undergone a quality-assurance process, a due diligence assessment […]

This guide explains what the Incel online subculture is and the signs that a young person may be engaging with it. This guide is for: teachers of key stage 4 and older students school leaders designated safeguarding leads those working in education settings with a Prevent Duty This guide will help them: understand what Incels […]

The Behind the Headlines programme from The Guardian Foundation helps young people to understand the news and media around them and encourages the development of their critical thinking and analysis skills. The programme is made up of 8 lessons covering topics such as what news is and what makes newsworthy stories, the difference between fact […]

These resources focus on Israel and Palestine and are split into seven weeks of content that cover the history of the conflict. They challenge students and learners to examine a range of sources such as images, maps and documentation in order to debate and discuss different view points in a polite and respectful way, and […]

Enough is a campaign by the Home Office which aims to highlight different forms of violence against women and girls.

Non-statutory guidance by the Department for Education for designated safeguarding leads to help safeguard learners vulnerable to radicalisation. 

Guidance which aims to help schools and colleges identify and support traumatically bereaved children and young people.

Guidance which aims to provide teachers with advice on how schools might approach disinformation and conspiracy theories amongst pupils.

Talk It Over is a resource designed to support educators in facilitating honest conversations on online hate and how to tackle it.

A collection of online media literacy resources and events from the Department of Culture, Media and Sports.

Document for educators including guidance, classroom resources and activities which aims to build young people’s resilience to radicalisation and extremism.

Government training for staff who may be asked to contribute to, site on or run a Channel Panel.

Guidance and activities for teaching dialogue with young people to encourage critical thinking and discussions about different beliefs and world views.